This Wednesday, the registration process for new students at "Luarasi" University has begun. At this important moment for high school graduates, "Luarasi" University opens its doors to all young people who are looking for the right study program.
From today until September 4, "Open Days" are taking place at the university premises. Graduates can get up close and personal with study programs, visit the campus, talk to students, and receive information about career opportunities after graduation.
The Vice Rector of "Luarasi" University, Anni Dosha, in an interview with the journalist "News24", Jensila Kodra, said that what makes the difference are the programs of the "London School of Economics".
He also emphasized that the entire teaching staff will be with the students during these registration days.
"We are on the first day of the first round of registrations. In addition to the offers for the four Faculties, what makes the difference are the programs of the London School of Economics. We are on open days starting from today until day 4. I appeal to all students who have chosen us and those who have it as an option, the entire staff of lecturers, of the LSE center will be with these students, on these open days. We will have a tour of all the facilities of Luaras. The students of the previous year are here with us, to find you next year's students. The three programs continue in the second year, we have many new things, open lectures during these days, also with lecturers from London. Hurry up", she said.
Also during the interview with journalist Xhensila Kodra, the pedagogue of the Faculty of Law, Erinda Ahmetaj, said: News24 that the number of students choosing "Luarasi" is very high.
"Today we have opened the doors to all graduates who have chosen the "Luarasi" University, the Faculty of Law. The selection is very high, the number of students is about 400 students, we have many registrations. We have contemporary curricula, we have quality and I would invite all graduates to make the right choice and choose the Faculty of Law. The practices we develop are important for the formation of students, as we have agreements with institutions such as the court, the prosecutor's office, or even private institutions. We want students to feel fulfilled", she said.
