EDUCATION OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERS IN SERBIA FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MODEL
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https://doi.org/10.7251/STP2215341MAbstract
Understanding the developmental needs of society, engineers have always enabled the development of civilization. Due to the challenges they faced and the tasks that await engineers in the future, there is a need for their new knowledge and skills, necessary to solve problems related to the paradigm of sustainable development. This paper analyzes the requirements of the sustainable development model and the role of architectural engineers in creating solutions within this model. The basic potential for sustainable development consists of educated and professional people in general, education and training of architectural engineers for efficient performance, in modern conditions imposed by globalization with strong competition in the open world market and knowledge society.
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