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Perspectives on the reform of higher education in the Republic of Moldova in the context of the labor market
(CEP USM, 2024-10-24) Diaconu, Tatiana; Dragomir, Lilia
This article aims to analyze the situation of higher education in the Republic of Moldova and the impact of educational reforms on the labor market. According to this study, there is a risk that higher education may fail to meet the future needs of the national economy.
ÎNVĂȚĂMÂNTUL SUPERIOR DIN REPUBLICA MOLDOVA: PROVOCĂRI ȘI PERSPECTIVE
(CEP USM, 2022-04-15) Diaconu, Tatiana
One of the key challenges facing the higher education system in the Republic of Moldova today is the relatively low number of students in universities. Statistics show that the number of students has decreased considerably over the last 15 years by about 53,19% overall, and for those enrolled by about 37,74%, also causing a shortage of students in the most vulnerable specialties, such as chemistry and mathematics, which subsequently had serious consequences on the labour market. Therefore, the shortage of students was and is caused by the phenomenon of students emigrating to other foreign countries. The main factors behind the decision of students to emigrate from the Republic of Moldova are: low salaries and lack of jobs, poor quality of life or the futility of establishing a desired career, etc.