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University places increased by 1.17% for next academic year
Belgrade,
29 April 2010
Minister of Education Zarko Obradovic stated today that there will be 20,674 places for first year university students, whose education will be financed by the state, during the 2010/2011 academic year.
Zarko Obradovic
Speaking at a press conference, Obradovic said that 6,597 places will be available in national vocational high schools.
Compared to last year, the number of university places has been increased by 1.17% and the number of places in vocational high schools by 1.3%, said Obradovic.
This year’s quota was adjusted with regulations concerning the accreditation of higher education establishments, he said.
The number of first year students admitted to Belgrade University this year was 9,135, the highest in the country. The University of Novi Sad has 4,664 first year students. The smallest number of admissions was 258, at the University of Arts in Belgrade while the University of Novi Pazar received 450 first year students, a relatively small number as well, said Obradovic.
Amendments to the Law on higher education are being finalised, under which university fees will be monitored. Fees should not be increased during the economic crisis, said Obradovic.
Compared to last year, the number of university places has been increased by 1.17% and the number of places in vocational high schools by 1.3%, said Obradovic.
This year’s quota was adjusted with regulations concerning the accreditation of higher education establishments, he said.
The number of first year students admitted to Belgrade University this year was 9,135, the highest in the country. The University of Novi Sad has 4,664 first year students. The smallest number of admissions was 258, at the University of Arts in Belgrade while the University of Novi Pazar received 450 first year students, a relatively small number as well, said Obradovic.
Amendments to the Law on higher education are being finalised, under which university fees will be monitored. Fees should not be increased during the economic crisis, said Obradovic.
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