THE ROLE OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND PRODUCTION INTEGRATION PROCESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH AND INNOVATION POTENTIAL
Abstract
The article deals with the issues of integration of education, science and production by the example of Kumertau Branch of Orenburg State University. The author proposes the ways to gain an optimal solution to arrange an effective interaction between employers and university through the system of supplementary professional training in Kumertau Branch.
Keywords
интеграция науки и производства,
дополнительное профессиональное образование,
качество подготовки студентов,
взаимодействие с работодателями,
саморегулируемые организации,
science and production integration,
supplementary professional training,
training quality,
housing services and utilities field,
interaction between employer anduniversity,
self-regulatory organizations
About the Author
Valeriy A. Anishchenko
Kumertau Branch of Orenburg State University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
References
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