2017, no. 10
SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

Formation of culture of inter-confessional communication as important component of students’ training under modern conditions of development of higher education in Russia

V.A. Sakharov, L.G. Sakharova

DOI 10.20339/am.10-17.116pp. 116–11880 RUB

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Abstract

Elaborated are peculiarities of the content of educational breeding process of formation of culture of inter-confessional relations among students of higher medical educational institutions as personal and professional qualities. Actuality of the theme is conditioned by requirements to training of specialists of medical sphere, formulated in Federal state educational standards of third generation of higher professional education, as well as in Federal law “On foundations of public health care of citizens in the Russian Federation”. Analyzed are pedagogical conditions of formation of the culture of inter-confessional contacts. Determined are basic components of the culture of inter-confessional relations. Also in detail characterized are specific features of formation of the culture of inter-confessional contacts in contemporary high school of Russia.

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