Registration for higher education begins on Friday, August 29. The majority of high school graduates this year have chosen public institutions, with the University of Tirana holding the largest share.
But if economics and law are the most sought-after majors, teaching programs have seen a drastic drop in applications. Universities announce the winning candidates, while on Friday, August 29, registration for new students begins.
This academic year, the University of Tirana, the largest in the country, continues to hold the largest share in terms of new admissions. 60% of graduates, says Rector Artan Hoxha, have chosen to continue their studies at the University of Tirana.
Economics and Law have seen an increase in applications from young people. But the situation in the teaching departments at the University of Tirana seems disappointing. The rector admits that there have been 600 fewer applications in the Faculty of Natural Sciences this year.
The Faculty of Foreign Languages is also expected to have a very low number of students, as is the Faculty of History-Philology in the teaching profile. Rector Hoxha emphasizes the need for government policies to support the teaching profession.
With the announcement of the winners at universities, the first round of university registrations will begin on August 29, which will be divided into 7 48-hour phases. This process will continue for two weeks, followed by the second round to fill the quotas left empty by the movement of lists./A2CNN