Konstantin Radoev has a BA degree in Scandinavian Studies (2017), a MA in Linguistics and Bulgarian Language (2019), and a PhD in General Linguistics (2025). He has taught at Sofia University since the academic year 2017/2018, and is part of the full-time staff since 2019 – first as Assistant Professor (2019-2023), then as a researcher (2024-2025), and since December 2025 – as Senior Assistant Professor. His research interests are related to semiotics, applied linguistics, comparative and contrastive linguistics, generative linguistics, and the history of linguistics. His teaching work includes applied courses in Swedish and Danish in the Scandinavian Studies BA programme, theoretical linguistics courses (nominal and verbal morphology of the Danish language, as well as Danish and Swedish syntax), and the course “The Linguistic Situation in the Nordic Countries” in the Nordic Studies MA programme. His PhD thesis is on the subject of Deep and surface manifestations of semantic relations in predicate argument structure. A contrastive study between Swedish, Danish, and Bulgarian.
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES