ENGINEERING EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Abstract
Economic growth is of a crucial importance to the prosperity of a
society and its members and such growth is based on a good quality and
competent labour. Educated and skilled human resources are one of the key
factors to influence the positioning of a national economy in the international
community. A properly regulated educational system and availability of
education, as well as the “learning society" culture appear to be a
generator of economic, cultural and general social progress.
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