THE ROLE OF SOCIAL-HUMANITARIAN SUBJECTS IN FORMATION OF VETERIANARIANS' PROFESSIONAL CULTURE

The significance of development of professional culture in future veterinarians was substantiated. The concept of culture and its functions were analyzed. Having conducted the investigation of various authors it was shown, that professional culture is a result of a person's labor activity, high...

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Published inEuromentor journal Vol. 14; no. 4; pp. 102 - 113
Main Author Rozhkov, Yurii
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bucharest Christian University Dimitrie Cantemir, Department of Education 01.12.2023
Subjects
Communication
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Corporate culture
Economics Education
Educational Development
Ethics
Health Behavior
Higher education
Humanism
Humanitarianism
Labor
Literature Reviews
Moral Development
Morality
Organizational Culture
Pedagogy
Personality
Professional Training
Scientists
Society
Students
Ukrainian
Values
Veterinarians
World Views
Ukraine
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ISSN2068-780X
2247-9376

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Summary:The significance of development of professional culture in future veterinarians was substantiated. The concept of culture and its functions were analyzed. Having conducted the investigation of various authors it was shown, that professional culture is a result of a person's labor activity, high grade of morality as well as customaries of behavior culture. Besides, it was established that professional culture consists of three constituents: professional-moral culture, professional-psychological culture and professional-technological culture. It is concluded that social and liberal sciences develop benevolent, attentive, condolent and respectful attitude to the others, allegiance to the chosen profession, and responsibility for results of professional activity. Social and liberal sciences orient students on realization of their own capabilities. Mentioned subjects motivate and stimulate students to acquire knowledge and self-development.
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ISSN:2068-780X
2247-9376