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PROVINCIAL GOVERMENT ASSISTS SOUTH SERBIA – SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 69 FRESHMEN

20. October 2011.

Novi Sad – The Government of Vojvodina is going to finance from its provincial budget 69 Serbian, Albanian and Roma freshemn, it was decided at yesterday’s session in Novi Sad.

The Subotica-based Faculty of Economics, which is part of the University of Novi Sad, is going to open its extended department in Bujanovac soon. Students will be studying marketing there, while the classes will be held in both Serbian and Albanian.

Members of the provincial Government concluded that the decision on the opening of the department in Bujanovac was a specific recognition of the University of Novi Sad, but also that it contributed to stabilization of the situation in South Serbia.