Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

Reported by:

Ma. Aprilin A. Malicudio

(Bsed 3-C, Group 2)

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

About two-thirds of thepopulation of Brunei is Malay(see Malayan Peoples).Minorities include Chinese,Indians, and various indigenouspeoples, such as Dayaks andBelaits. The official language is

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

Malay, but English is also usedfor official purposes. Islam is thestate religion, and the majorityof the people are Muslims.Brunei’s 2008 estimatedpopulation was 381,371, yieldingan overall population density of

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

72 persons km (188 per sq mi).The capital and chief town isBandar Seri Begawan.

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

Medical and educationalservices are relatively welldeveloped and are largelyfinanced by revenues frompetroleum production. Educationis compulsory for children aged 5to 16 years and it is free at all

Political Setting:

Brunei

levels. Primary and secondaryeducation is provided in Malay,English, or Chinese. TheUniversity of Brunei Darussalam(1985) is located in Bandar SeriBegawan. There are alsovocational schools and a

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

teacher-training institution. Inaddition, the government paysthe tuition of Brunei studentswho study at overseasuniversities.

Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

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Socio-Cultural Setting:

Brunei

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