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KFU is growing interest in the sociology of management

Crimean Federal University actively develops sociology of management as a new direction in the field of public administration

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The Crimean Federal University is actively developing the sociology of management as a new direction in the field of public administration. About this "Crimea 24" told the head of the Department of state and municipal management of KFU Andrey Vershitsky.

According to him, scientific research in the field of GMU is not limited to economics. Dissertations can also be defended in historical and sociological sciences.

Interest in the direction was so high that on November 12, a special section on the sociology of management will open within the framework of the scientific conference. Even graduate students from Moscow plan to take part in it.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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