How Do the Romanian Students Consider the Research Competencies Appropriate for Their Future Career?

被引:2
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作者
Enache, Roxana Constanta [1 ]
Gorghiu, Gabriel [2 ]
Gorghiu, Laura Monica [2 ]
Petrescu, Ana-Maria Aurelia [2 ]
Staiculescu, Camelia [3 ]
机构
[1] Tech Univ Civil Engn Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
[2] Valahia Univ Targoviste, Targoviste, Romania
[3] Acad Econ Sci, Bucharest, Romania
关键词
education; research competencies; well-being; career development;
D O I
10.18662/rrem/13.4/476
中图分类号
G40 [教育学];
学科分类号
040101 ; 120403 ;
摘要
Students' research competencies are seen today, for any specialist, as necessary, both in terms of their use in academic training but also for the future careers. The analysis of educational practices in various education systems shows that the development of those skills starts sooner or later along the educational paths. We consider that research competencies are necessary in more and more diverse contexts, together with the development of educational practices that should develop the research competences in the initial and continuous training processes. This study aims to capture the correlation between the perceptions of Romanian students concerning the need to develop research competencies, and the extent to which they are effectively formed in actual higher education programs. The steps made for the development of each career, but also the successfid completion of the university studies imply the development and practice of research competencies. research aims to identify how students from several Romanian universities perceive the need to gather research competencies, what is the meaning of those skills, in what situations are used, but also what barriers are encountered in the research activity. Seeking to minimize any negative impact of research on the well-being status, we believe that a key factor in facilitating well-being is related to responsible research and innovation. Another important aspect of this research is offered by the identification of the respondents' perceptions considering the importance of research in the students' future professional activity, which could implicitly determine the interest in ensuring the individual and organizational well-being. For the present research, we aim to find a correlation of research competencies with the well-being status, to identify the necessary research competencies among the objectives of training, to determine the structural elements of research competencies, to identify situations / contexts in which such skills may be useful, to identify aspects that ahem the well-being status in research activities, as well as solutions for promoting the well-being status in research activities.
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页码:162 / 179
页数:18
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