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Title: Reflecţii metodologice privind atingerea sustenabilităţii în mediul universitar [Articol]
Authors: Suslenco, Alina
Keywords: sustainability
university
academic environment
stakeholders
environmental standards
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: USARB
Citation: Suslenco, Alina. Reflecţii metodologice privind atingerea sustenabilităţii în mediul universitar / Alina Suslenco // Asigurarea viabilităţii economico-manageriale pentru dezvoltarea durabilă a economiei regionale în condiţiile integrării în UE: materialele conferinţei ştiinţifice internaţionale dedicată aniversării a 25 ani ai învăţământului economic la USARB Bălţi, 22-28 noiembrie 2020. – Iaşi : PIM, 2022. – P. 93-97. – ISBN 978-606-13-6901-0.
Abstract: In this paper we have analyzed the possibilities, the requirements for achieving sustainability that stand in the way of universities. As artisans of knowledge, higher education institutions need to find the most relevant and effective means to move towards achieving sustainability, not only at the university campus level but also at the level of curriculum, training and academic performance. Thus, the adoption of a relevant, effective methodology focused on concrete standards becomes indispensable for competitive higher education institutions. The research methods used focused on the use of the following methods: induction, deduction, scientific abstraction, analysis, synthesis, qualitative research. We believe that a competitive higher education institution is obliged to step firmly on the path of sustainability based on its own methodology focused on efficiency and performance, sustainability in relation to all stakeholders involved.
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