Split-dalmatia county court and croatian association of occupational court interpreters

Split university, faculty of humanities and social sciences

Study programme: English studies with special emphasis on translation and Croatian studies with special emphasis on cultureFinal thesis (M.A.) titled 'Retorički tropi u hrvatskim dnevnim novinama' ('Rhetorical Tropes in Croatian Daily Newspapers') - an empirical research which aims to find out which of the thirteen Quintilian’s rhetorical tropes (metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, antomasia, onomatopoeia, catachresis, metalepsis, epithet, allegory, periphrasis and hyperbola) is most common… Show more Study programme: English studies with special emphasis on translation and Croatian studies with special emphasis on cultureFinal thesis (M.A.) titled 'Retorički tropi u hrvatskim dnevnim novinama' ('Rhetorical Tropes in Croatian Daily Newspapers') - an empirical research which aims to find out which of the thirteen Quintilian’s rhetorical tropes (metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, antomasia, onomatopoeia, catachresis, metalepsis, epithet, allegory, periphrasis and hyperbola) is most common in Croatian daily newspapers. 956 rhetorical tropes were shown in the results. Show less

Split university, faculty of humanities and social sciences

Final thesis (B.A.) titled ‘Prilagodba anglizama u govoru na hrvatskim televizijama (Adaptation of anglicisms in speech on Croatian TV networks)’ (Anita Runjić-Stoilova, Anamarija Pandža) published in Croatian studies review, (2011, 229-240). Link: http://www.ffst.hr/centri/crostud/znanost/CSR6.pdf

Secondary school 'jure kaštelan'

Aspira college

Volunteered as an interpreter at the South Eastern Europe Cystic Fibrosis Conference from 1st to 3rd October 2010, held in Hotel Dubrovnik Palace in Dubrovnik.

Associated with Anamarija Pandža