The University of Montenegro finally realized students are not just numbers! Rector Vladimir Božović signed a memorandum with major local companies like Azoteq Montenegro, Montenegrin Telecom, and Prva Banka, promising scholarships of 82 euros per month and jobs for the best students. Yes, you read that right — only 82 euros, but hey, at least there’s a chance not to end up as an eternal student without a job! This move is hailed as an “important step” to retain talent in the country, but is it enough to stop the brain drain? Or is this just another PR stunt? Come on, comment below — is this a real opportunity or just a drop in the ocean of young people’s problems in Montenegro?
