Abstract
The prospects and mechanisms of social and economic evolution of higher education market in Ukraine under the conditions of the European integration policy are outlined. The main problems of adaptation of management in the field of higher education in Ukraine under the conditions of implementation of European administrative norms and transformation of educational system on the basis of increasing commercialization of educational services are revealed. In this connection, the compliance of the specialty offered by the educational institutions with the needs of the labor market is analyzed. It was emphasized that the mechanisms of social and economic evolution of the market of higher education in Ukraine should lie in the formation of the entrepreneurial climate at higher educational institutions, which is achieved by: the possibility of personal independent funding of the educational process by entrants; bringing the specialities offered in the educational market up to the demands and expectations of the domestic and international labor markets; aefficient combination of education with science and production. The process of development of educational credit as an additional source of financial provision for the production of educational services in the system of higher education is researched. The problems connected with providing competitive higher education are determined, and also ways of their solution are offered. The results of the research will contribute to the formation of an effective transformation of the higher education system during the implementation of the European integration strategy, based on the commercialization of educational services and the results of intellectual work. The practical value of the research is to use the results of research in educational, research and practical activities in determining the role and place of the market of educational services in the economic system in the process of European integration.
Highlights
The geopolitical challenges which unexpectedly and insidiously struck Ukraine have had a very negative impact on both economic and social situation in the country
The main reasons for this situation are: a risky enrollment system, outdated specialitiesfor the labor market of today which are offered to entrants of higher educational institutions, and above all a burdensome,for a rank-and-life Ukrainian tuition fee that has been established due to financial and economic crises in the state
Educational loans are provided by banks and other lending institutions, commercial sponsors, state and charitable organizations, as well as higher education institutions to citizens who have been enrolled at higher education institutions for studying in relevant educational programs
Summary
The geopolitical challenges which unexpectedly and insidiously struck Ukraine have had a very negative impact on both economic and social situation in the country. With the obtained of financial and economic autonomy, domestic universities and institutes are forced to quickly learn to survive under conditions of fierce competition To do this, they need to significantly increase the efficiency of commercialization of educational and research services offered in the market. Tens of thousands of graduates of Ukrainian schools began to actively enter higher education institutions in neighboring Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic, where, upon completion their course of studies they are trying to profitably sell the acquired knowledge and skills in the European labor market The consequence of such processes is the irreparable loss of highly-trained youth, as well as the threat of stagnation to their own educational sphere. According to the data of the information system "Competition", the licensed amount of places in the higher education institutions of the I-IV levels of accreditation of our state in recent years was significantly higher than the number of all applications submitted by applicants and significantly exceeded the amount allocated by the state budget places (Table 1)
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