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Tatjana Paunović

Tatjana Paunović (born 1964) is a Serbian linguist and full professor in the English Department of the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš, where she has taught since 1989; her fields are English phonetics, sociolinguistics and the teaching of English as a foreign language.

Born
1964
Party
Student List – Students Win

52.7%Vote share · Result · Student List – Students Win · Serbia Parliamentary Election Winner 2026

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She was 9th on the Student List – Students Win, which won the most votes in the Serbian parliamentary election of 25 October 2026.

Career

Paunović graduated in English from the University of Niš in 1986 and taught English at a Niš language school until 1989, when she became a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Philosophy. She took a master's degree at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Philology in 1995 and a doctorate in Niš in 2003 on how Serbian speakers perceive and pronounce English vowels. She became assistant professor in 2003, associate professor in 2008 and full professor in December 2013. Her books include a critical survey of twentieth-century phonological theory (2003), the monograph The Tangled Web on intercultural communicative competence in English teaching (2013) and a textbook of English phonetics and phonology for Serbian students. She teaches phonetics, sociolinguistics and English-teaching methodology and has supervised doctoral theses at the University of Kragujevac.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Studenti u blokadi (studenti.org.rs) · Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš · Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš (CV) · Tanjug

Serbia Parliamentary Election Winner 2026

Result

#OutcomeVote share
1Student List – Students Win52.7%
2Aleksandar Vučić – United SerbiaCentre39.2%
3Ivica Dačić – Factor of Stability!Centre-left2.2%

Source: Republička izborna komisija

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