European trends in military education of Ukraine: recommendations and prospects

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Angelina Roliak
Andrii Hainutdinov
Karina Bakatova

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The article is devoted to a comparative study of the basic principles of functioning and directions of upgrading in the modern European system of higher military education. European experience of modernization of all parts of the military higher education system can become a valuable asset of comparative pedagogical science. This experience will lead to effective reform of contemporary military education in Ukraine. The authors characterize the European model of military education and formulate recommendations for the use of progressive European ideas in modern higher military education of Ukraine.


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Roliak, A., Hainutdinov, A., & Bakatova, K. (2025). European trends in military education of Ukraine: recommendations and prospects. Scientific Collection «InterConf+», (53(232), 89–97. https://doi.org/10.51582/interconf.19-20.01.2025.010
Author Biographies

Angelina Roliak, Department of Military Training, Kamianets-Podolskyi Ivan Ohiienko National University

PhD, Professor Assistant

Andrii Hainutdinov, Military Institute of Armored Forces National Polytechnic University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute»

Lieutenant Colonel, Senior Instructor

Karina Bakatova, Military Institute of Armored Forces National Polytechnic University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute»

Instructor

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