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Received 23.03.2025

Revised 19.04.2025

Accepted 29.06.2024

Retrieved from Vol. 28, No. 1 2024

Pages 67 -74

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Kirichok, O., Malichenko, V., & Martsenyuk, M. (2024). Student self-government in the colleges of the National University of Water Management and Nature Management. The National Transport University Bulletin, 28(1), 67-74. https://doi.org/10.33744/2308-6645-2024-1-58-067-074

Student self-government in the colleges of the National University of Water Management and Nature Management

Oleksandr Kirichok Volodymyr Malichenko Mykola Martsenyuk

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of theoretical and methodological issues regarding the categories of student self-government participants, their characteristics are given. Special attention is paid in the article to consideration of the rights and obligations of participants in student self-government. The object of the study is the rights and obligations of participants in student self-government. The purpose of the work is to consider the theoretical foundations of the conceptual approach to the development of categories of student self-government participants. The research method is a multifactorial analysis of the conditions of the research object's functioning. Student self-government in the college is an independent public activity of students to implement the functions of managing a higher educational institution, which is recognized by the college administration and is carried out by students in accordance with the goals and tasks facing the student body. Consideration and analysis of the rights and responsibilities of student self-government participants is of great theoretical and practical importance, since the effectiveness of the educational process in pre-higher and higher education institutions depends on them

Keywords:

public and student self-government; college; National University of Water Management and Nature Management; higher educational institution; pre-higher and higher education; theoretical and practical significance; institution of higher education; student self-government bodies; principle; general meeting (conference); financial basis; tasks of student self-government

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