In formal education programs, 236 inmates received general education, while 431 inmates received vocational education. Last year, 1,197 inmates were involved in educational programs, which constitutes 33% of the total inmate population. Of those participating in education, 524 individuals, or 44% of inmates, took part in informal education and interest-based education activities, while 673 individuals, or 56% of learners, participated in formal education programs. In the last academic year, inmates studied law, business management, finance and accounting, sociology of organizations and public administration, human resource management, as well as a humanities bachelor's program in religion and theology.
