Studenti sa Kosova i Metohije u Beogradu 1962. godine
Students from Kosovo and Metohija in Belgrade in 1962
Author(s): Dragomir BondžićSubject(s): History
Published by: Institut za savremenu istoriju, Beograd
Keywords: students; Kosovo and Metohija; Belgrade; Belgrade University;
Summary/Abstract: In the Spring of 1962 the University Committee of the League of Communists of the Belgrade University and the Committee of the League of Communists of the higher schools in Belgrade conducted a survey among the students form Kosovo and Metohija. Besides the general information on the year an place o birth, on the residing place and nationality, the questionnaire requested information on the faculty, group, year of study, graduation plans, ways of support, membership in the League of Communists and in the Students alliance as well as the socio-political activity during the studies. Questionnaire was filled by 328 students from 17 faculties, 5 higher schools and 2 academies, mostly men (84,1%) from entire region of Kosovo and Metohija, predominantly from bigger cities and their surroundings. The majority of the students were from the Faculty of Law (27), Stomatology (25), Technique (22), Mining and Geology (21), Civil Engineering and Mathematics (20) and Economy (19). The great majority (c.80%) was attending the first three years, the minority was approaching the end of their studies, and there were only 19 graduates. Over 80% of the students were between 19 and 26 years old, and the rest were the older students who either took their time or started their studies later. According to the national breakdown, there were 45.7% Serbs, 23.1% Montenegrins, 24.1% Albanians, 4.3% was the rest and 2.7% was undecided. More than half of the students (53.6%) were in the League of Communists, and many were active in professional, sporting, social and cultural associations and clubs. More than half of the students of all nationalities took part in federal working actions. Almost 60% of the students were recipients of scholarships from the local authorities or companies, while the rest were supported by their parents or were receiving some sort of aid. Almost 90% of the recipients of scholarships were men, and 56.4% were the members of the League of Communists. According to the nationalities breakdown, 54.7% Serbian students, 47.4% of Montenegrin students and 83.5% of Albanian students were on the stipend.
Journal: Istorija 20. veka
- Issue Year: 2007
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 79-91
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Serbian