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The Power of Belief in Language Learning | Teona Sima | TEDxAUBG Ever wanted to learn a language but you just thought that you couldn’t? Maybe you're not talented enough, you can’t memorize all of the grammar rules, have a...

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I swear my talk wasn’t this silly🤣🤣🤣 I shared important tips on how to learn any language within 3-6 months and get rid of the limiting beliefs such as “I am just not talented”, “I could never learn the grammar” or “I have a poor memory.” Most importantly, I talked about how you can get over your fear of making mistakes ❤️ And yes, this talk happened a year ago but I am only posting it now…I guess I was too busy telling natives that I am aroused and pregnant 🫠 I hope you watch it (the link is in my bio) and pleaseee let me know what you think🥺❤️ Love youuu so much!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 #tedx #languages #languagelearning

The most valuable skill is no longer the ability to generate a technical output, but rather the capacity to evaluate a hundred AI-generated options and identify the connections that matter most. This is the capacity for seeing connections and resonances between disparate knowledge domains: understanding how a historical precedent might inform a modern marketing strategy, or how an ethical framework might guide a product rollout.

This is the interdisciplinary thinking that liberal arts colleges have long championed, often to the derision of tech executives like the demon-obsessed Peter Thiel, who considers college at best a site for training in banausic skills like software engineering that are anyways better learned on the job.

One of the great ironies of this new machine age is that it seems set to rehabilitate, quite precisely, the value of the traditional “liberal arts” education. I don’t mean merely the humanities, but rather the broadest possible exposure to the natural sciences and the arts, the social sciences and the humanities. In a world dominated by AI, deep educational specialization is a risk; if your value is tied to a single technical niche, you are vulnerable to being eclipsed by the next software update. By contrast, absorbing knowledge from a variety of fields creates a cognitive flexibility that is the best bet for maintaining long-term viability.
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How To Future-Proof Your Career In The Age Of AI | NOEMA The most prized workers will be those who can decode a sea of outputs, spot the meaningful signal and translate it into action that others understand and trust.

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По 10-ти пат се одржува Multi Talent Quest на American University in Bulgaria - AUBG

🗓 Рок за апликација: 31 мај 2026

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MultiTalent Quest - AUBG Apply for the AUBG MultiTalent Quest and compete for full scholarship for the American University in Bulgaria.

A full room, sharp minds, and big questions.

Yesterday in Skopje, students from different schools joined us for the MOC lecture “Nothing is Reel: Deep Fakes and Post Truth” with the AUBG professor Dr. Jason Murphy.

But the event didn’t stop when the lecture ended. Students stayed, asked real and direct questions, challenged ideas, and kept the discussion going well after.

Thank you all for coming, and see you at the next lecture.

What really powers the digital world we live in?

In a thought-provoking lecture at AUBG, Professor Antonio López challenged the way we think about media and artificial intelligence, revealing the often invisible environmental impact behind our screens. From energy consumption to resource extraction, AI is not as “clean” as it seems and understanding this is becoming an essential part of media literacy today.

The conversation goes beyond technology. It invites us to rethink our relationship with media, the environment, and the responsibility we carry as both users and creators in a rapidly changing world.

Read the full story and explore the idea of “ecomedia literacy”: https://bit.ly/4lAbHMd

The AUBG Job & Internship Fair is tomorrow.

Explore this guide by the AUBG Career Center with practical advice on how to navigate the fair successfully. You will find tips on researching companies, introducing yourself, what questions to ask and making meaningful connections that can lead to internships and job opportunities.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4rzQB1M

Mock Lecture in Skopje, Prof. Murphy: "Nothing is Reel Deep Fakes and Post Truth"
Tuesday, March 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM until 7:00 PMCentral European Standard Time UTC +01:00

InnoX Innovation Center
Ploshtad Makedonija
Skopje 1000
North Macedonia

The lecture, “Nothing is Reel. Deep Fakes and Post Truth,” will be delivered by Dr. Jason Murphy, an award-winning Irish audio producer and professor in AUBG’s Department of Journalism, Media, and Communication, whose work has been broadcast internationally and recognized with the Prix Italia for Best Radio Documentary.

In a world shaped by social media and endless scrolling, can we really trust what we see on our reels? What role does our growing addiction to online “slop” play in shaping politics and our everyday lives? Through this interactive session, we will explore together how deep fakes, algorithms, and digital media are reshaping our understanding of reality.

Mock Lecture in Skopje, Prof. Murphy: "Nothing is Reel Deep Fakes and Post Truth"  

Quick reminder - only 10 days left to submit your application.

The Early Admission deadline for the Fall 2026 semester at the American University in Bulgaria - AUBG is March 15, 2026

Get ready for the AUBG Job and Internship Fair '26 on March 18 by making sure your CV is ready to make a strong first impression.

In this article, recruiters who participated in the AUBG Job and Internship Fair share practical tips on how to structure your CV, highlight your skills, and present your experience in a way that stands out to employers.

https://www.aubg.edu/aubg-today/master-your-cv-with-insights-from-the-aubg-job-and-internship-fair/

An exchange semester can be transformative in very different ways. For AUBG student Martin Milevski, his time at Breda University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands was less about nightlife and more about self-reflection, creativity, and intentional learning. During his stay, Martin embraced a quieter pace, integrated into the local academic environment, and created his first solo photography exhibition, a project born from combining his academic and artistic interests.

Explore how his experience abroad became a space for personal growth, artistic expression, and new perspectives: https://bit.ly/4cMv8z2