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the increased role of self-education in the development of students’
profession-relevant skills and experience;
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the development of students' professional independence and work readiness.
Thus, the above-mentioned aspects also form the requirements for the educational
process in institutions of higher education. Nowadays education acts as the most
complicated field of social practice, a social institution whose main function is the
recreation of students' intellectual, spiritual and professional potential, as well as the
formation of a socially responsible personality. The rapid development of modern
technologies, labor market competition put forward new requirements for employees'
professionalism and information competence, which facilitates their orientation in
difficult professional situations encountered in modern production.
The strategic mission of higher education is not only giving the students the
relevant professional knowledge and skills, but also the development of students'
economic culture and promotion of their professional and personal self-realization.
The economic culture of society, which is a synthesis of the material and spiritual,
forms the economic behavior that combines the material, economic and spiritual
aspects of human life; it is the result of creative activity of people in the process of
production, exchange, distribution and consumption of material and spiritual goods.
Thus, the transparent, clear and moral business is a guarantee of high economic
culture.
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