bachelor’s degree in “Culturology” at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, and my secondary education at the National High School of Ancient Languages and Cultures, located in Sofia city. The knowledge I have acquired so far has developed my interests in the field of applied culture. I believe that Culture, as an interdisciplinary field that is inextricably linked to the dynamics of societies, is at the core of human life, thus it motivates me to continue my development in this area. My interest is provoked by my desire to acquire knowledge and, accordingly, to continue my development in the field of cultural management. Culture, as a set of spiritual and material values inherent in societies, develops thanks to cultural management- as an exchange of ideas, exchange of practices and traditions of cultures unknown to us. I finished my secondary education at the National High School for Ancient Languages and Cultures –Lyceum to Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” with an intensive study of philosophy and culture, during which time my interest in the history and theory of culture, as well as my interest in the cultural history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and the Modern times, was formed. Thanks to my education in ancient languages, and in particular – Latin, ancient Greek and old Bulgarian, as well as my study of originals of ancient texts, my interest in preserving cultural heritage was developed. My high school dissertation “Ancient Athenian Tragedy as a Communication Model” analyzes the role and significance of theatrical performances in Athens in the 5th century BC, as part of human communication, in which messages are formed and transmitted. In the space of the Dionysian Theater, conditions are created for the Athenian spectators not only to be transported to the past, but also to express their modern problems through the use of ancient plots, images and symbols – to reproduce the present state of culture. In 2021 I graduated in Culturology, where I received more complex and broad education in the historical, methodological and applied field of culture. My knowledge of the traditions of societies and the functioning of contemporary culture in the context of European integration and globalization helps to analyze the historical dynamics of our culture, as well as to improve my skills regarding contextualized cultural phenomena, to analytically describe their relationships, understanding and reconstructing their specific historical meaning. The systematic body of knowledge in the field of culture is fundamental for the development of my philosophical and social thought, and at the same time gives me an overview of various methodological schools and teaching regarding the study of culture. My bachelor’s dissertation “Art, Science or Magic? Giordano Bruno’s Mnemonics in the Context of the Late Renaissance” systematizes issues related to the art of memory in antiquity and the Middle Ages, as well as its culmination in Giordano Bruno’s philosophy and work in the context of the late Renaissance. I am fluent in both written and spoken English; I am also studying Russian and Italian. My work as an intern at the "Regional Center for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in Southeast Europe under the auspices of UNESCO" was related to expanding international, regional and sub-regional cooperation by establishing contacts with institutions working in the field of intangible cultural heritage, with proper acquaintance with the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.