Martin Nikolic is born on 05th of April 1984 in Skopje. He graduated Law School in Skopje in 2006 with average degree of 9.40. Martin Nikolic has completed the post graduate exams at the Institute of Sociological, Political and Juridical Research in Skopje with average degree of 10.00. In 2010 hesuccessfully defended his Master Thesis titled „ Analysis of the parliamentary immunity and its proportions” in which he is researching the forms and modalities of the non-accountable and inviolable parliamentary immunity as an essential instrument for actualization of the parliamentary mandate in the representative democracies.  From the academic year of 2007/2008 until present he works as a teaching assistant on the subject "Political System" at the European University in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia. His spectre of scientific interest are the disciplines: "Political System";"Comparative Political Systems"; Political Parties and Interest Groups".

From the academic year of 2007/2008 until present, Martin Nikolic is an employee of the first private university – European University Republic of Macedonia, where he has been a teaching assistant on several scientific fields: Political System, Introduction to the Political Science, Political Sociology and Contemporary Political Theories.

Nikolic, Martin. „The meaning and the role of the states and their national interests against the myth of supra-nationalism: The Bucharest Dialogue“. New Balkan politics, issue:11. Skopje, 2009. <http://newbalkanpolitics.org.mk/editorials/martin.html>