TASKS OF IMPROVING MECHANISMS FOR IMPLEMENTING THE PRINCIPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Keywords:
institutional independence, principle, mechanism, improvement, theoretical-methodological basis, international standards, management, managerial competencies, academic, educational determinants, marketing, management, integration, forecasting, globalization, functional, digitized system.Abstract
In this article, the theoretical and methodological foundations of improving the mechanisms of introducing the principles of institutional independence, the ways of improving the mechanisms of introducing the principles of institutional independence based on international standards, the tasks of improving the mechanisms of introducing the principles of institutional independence are studied. Also, current issues of improving the mechanisms of introducing the principles of institutional independence are analyzed.
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