Most young Kosovars try to become doctors

University of Pristina Rector Naser Sahiti tells Kosova Preis that the Faculty of Medicine remains the favourite of Kosovo seniors, and of whom there is much interest in recording. In this faculty, general medicine remains the most popular course. For the next academic year, this faculty has opened competitions for accepting 420 students in total, with General Medicine accepting the highest number of 150 new students.

According to Sahit, there is also increased interest in the direction of psychology, in which there are advantages to accept 100 new students, then in Jurydical, where 800 new students will be accepted, then leading English languages and literature, where 120 students will be accepted in total.

The guidelines that have so far been expressed in the main concern are the direction at the Faculty of Medicine, especially in General Medicine, then in Psychological, in the Law School, in English Language and Literature, in an Electrical Engineering Program, the Computer Engineering and Softureic Engineering program, in the Programs of Inventional Education, these are the least of the programmes where the interest is highest, but this is a very dynamic matter that changes from day to day, so we see up to an end, and it remains in any other direction, even in any other way, where we accept the most patients, say, say, the case of the EUS.

As for the number, the reactor UP's says that for the first four days of the competition, 2,600 candidates have applied, or 650 candidates a day.

A total of 26,000 students applied to approximately 650 students a day applying to various Pristina University programmes (until August 10th), he declares.

New students as well as current students still do not know if learning will begin physical presence. Rector Sahiti says they will wait for the government's decision, though their desire is to be in college audiences.

In this case, he has called on professors and students to be vaccinated, as this will make decision-making easier.

And we're forwarding the numbers of those infected from day to day, we have a lot of hope that we'll finally be able to get through teaching with physical presence, but that's not a matter that depends on the decision-making of the University of Pristina itself, we're obliged to respect even all the decisions of the responsible institutions on this issue, health and government institutions, but one very important factor is that the number of teaching staffs that are vaccinating, now that there's enough number of vaccines to be expected, so we don't wait any further, because there't hesitate to get any serious information that we've heard as much of the personnel as we've been listening to the vaccines learning and then that's going to be able to declare the process.

Otherwise, the University of Pristina competition will be open until 24 August, while admissional exams will be held from August 31st to September 4th, according to the faculties.

According to the faculties, the philosophical faculty with its 7 departments will accept a total of 610 students, the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences with its five departments, with 555 students in total, the Faculty of Philology will accept 675 students, while the 800 Law Faculty.

The Economic Faculty with its 6 departments will accept the highest number of students -- 1250 students in all. The four-profession Faculty has opened competitions for the admission of 300 new students, the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering will accept 350 students, as will the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering that has also seen the admission of 350 new students.

The Faculty of Medicine will accept 420 new students, while the School of Fine Arts with 3 departments, but mostly the programme will accept 187 students in total, while the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinarys has seen 390 new students.

The Faculty of Physical Education and Sports will accept 100 students for the coming academic year, the Faculty of Education 160 students, as well as the Faculty of Architecture 100 young students.