Professor Bojo Andreski, PhD was born on 3rd July, 1959 in Zdunje, R. Macedonia. He has completed his primary and secondary education in Skopje. In 1988 he enrolled at the military Academy in Belgrade and later at the Faculty of Economics in Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia.

In the presence of more than 120 people, out of whom approximately 70 were university professors, on 30th August, 2001 in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia he defended his master’s dissertation and acquired the title MSc in economic studies from the International Academy of Natural and Social Sciences "Knezovi Scerbatovi" – Moscow, Russian Federation.

At the abovementioned institution, in front of a committee of Russian professors headed by the Chancellor and world-renowned professor Genadij G. Plehanov, on 22nd October, 2003 he defended his doctoral dissertation in the field of law and political sciences titled: "Conditions for reaching compatibility between the structures of the Republic of Macedonia and the Republic’s legal, political, institutional, and personnel aspects".

On 7th November, 2006 at the International Personnel Academy for Personnel Management in Kiev, Ukraine he defends his second doctoral dissertation titled "Globalization of the world financial currency markets" which acquires him the title PhD in economic sciences.

His first employment starts immediately after graduating from high school in MZT – Metalski Zavod Skopje in Skopje as a production worker. He remains at this position until the end of 1980.

He was then employed by the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) as an officer and remains to work there until the end of 1980 in the rank lieutenant. He terminates his employment willfully in order to start working in the private sector.

In 1980 he registered the third private company in the Republic of Macedonia and ever since then he has been developing and promoting all legal entities under his property and making remarkable progress both in the Republic of Macedonia and abroad.

He is the founder and inspirer of the private higher education in the Republic of Macedonia. Professor Bojo Andreski founded the first private education in the Republic of Macedonia in 2000 and thus became the founder of the private higher education in Southeastern Europe, and especially in the area of former Yugoslavia.  He firstly established the MM College in Skopje, which started to operate in 2000, and was promoted into a legally accredited Faculty of Social Sciences, in order to grow into the first accredited internationally affirmed and respected private higher – educational institution European University – Republic of Macedonia. He is the owner of the European University – Republic of Macedonia, the President of the Board of Directors of the European University – Republic of Macedonia, and also teaches International Marketing and International Management.

He is the author of several textbooks and scientific papers in the areas of management and international trade.

He participated in more than 80 scientific symposiums around the globe.

He has been awarded several recognitions by the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), the Macedonian Chambers of Commerce, and other governmental bodies.

He is one of Macedonia’s 10 most successful businessmen and manages different businesses such as press and publishing (press Evro-Print and ABC-Print), media and journalism as well as other production services.

He is the owner of the AB television channel, which has a national and satellite license and is equipped with the latest highly sophisticated HD technology. All aforementioned legal entities employ approximately 650 people.

Apart from Macedonia, he runs businesses in the USA, the UK, Serbia, Albania, the UAE (Dubai) and has a number of employees working for him.

So far he has visited 144 countries around the world.

Apart from Macedonian, he has an excellent knowledge of the languages of former Yugoslavia as well as of English. He is the President of the Party of Justice of the Republic of Macedonia and a coalition partner of the coalition government of the Republic of Macedonia.