Tihana Romanic

Since 2019 Tihana Romanić has been an Artistic-scientific Associate (or Research Associate) and head of the Writing Lab at UE Art & Design at the Berlin Campus. She is also a writer, language teacher, communication skills trainer, workshop designer and facilitator in Berlin. As an educator, Romanić encourages her learners by being kind, attentive, and supportive. Her aim is always to help people think anew, be bold and reach their potential by discovering and building on their own strengths.

Professional background

• since 2019: Research Associate in charge of the Writing Lab at UE Art & Design, Berlin Campus
• since 2007: freelance Writer, Language Teacher, Communication Skills Trainer, Workshop Designer and Facilitator based in Berlin, Germany
• 2011-2020: Lecturer at Macromedia University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, Germany
• 2004-2006: studied Russian and East European Literature and Culture (MA) at UCL-SSEES, University of London, London, UK
• 1998: recipient of the Contemporary Prose Fiction Translation Award, Czech Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia
• 1997: studied at Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic (on a Ministry of Education of Czech Republic Scholarship)
• 1994-1999: studied Czech Language and Literature (BA) at Faculty of Philological Studies, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Education

• MA University of London (2004 — 2006)
• Bachelor’s Degree University of Belgrade (1994 — 1999)
• Summer School Charles University in Prague (1997 — 1997)

Companies

• Research Associate University of Applied Sciences Europe (2019)
• Communication Consultant Freelance Trainer (2016)
• Writer / Researcher Freelance (2007)
• Lecturer in Theatre Studies University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (2021 — 2021)
• Lecturer Macromedia University (2011 — 2020)
• English Teacher Freelance (2007 — 2020)
• Lecturer in Technical English Atelier Chardon Savard (2018 — 2019)
• Course Leader The School of Life Berlin (2017 — 2019)
• Intercultural Communication Trainer Freelance Trainer (2010 — 2019)