Abstract
The article examines the problem of the substantive nature of the modernization of higher education. It is accepted that interdisciplinary learning is one of the characteristics of modernization in education. Therefore, it is seen as a research competence approach that changes the static learning process, influences the role of the teacher, develops interdisciplinary competences and stimulates cooperation in pedagogical interaction. One of the specific characteristics of modern modernization – interdisciplinarity – is seen as a new research methodology in higher education.
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