MODERN DIRECTIONS OF ORGANIZATION OF DUAL EDUCATIONSYSTEM IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Muzaffar Karimov

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Muzaffar Karimov Muallif

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innovative technologies, technologies with a scientific capacity, acceleration of the processes of reducing the “life cycles” of knowledge, model of a dual education system in higher education.

Abstrak

The formation of any country as a developed (innovative) state and the emergence of a stable economy are associated with the integration of education, research and innovation sectors. This article discusses the main features and prospects of developing and implementing a project to introduce a dual education system in Uzbekistan.

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