The panel discussion will focus on the transformation of economic education, university-business collaboration, and the development of competencies that meet the demands of today’s economy.
Key discussion topics:
modern economic education: bridging the gap between theory and practice;
the role of employers in designing and improving academic programmes;
new models of university-business collaboration, including dual education, internships, mentoring, and joint educational initiatives;
graduate competencies that create value for business and the economy;
the role of universities in developing human capital and educating future leaders;
partnerships between education, business, and government as a foundation for national competitiveness.
