CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING DIGITAL COMPETENCIES AMONG STUDENTS OF OIL AND GAS UNIVERSITIES

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Published: 2025-07-30
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digitalization, competence, digital competencies, oil and gas industry, communicative competence, ICT.

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Dinara Rinatovna Taktasheva

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This article focuses on challenges in developing digital competencies among students of oil and gas universities. In addition, theoretical foundations of shaping digital competencies have been analyzed. The author tackles peculiarities of practical aspects of digital competencies of students majoring in oil and gas.

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Vol. 3 No. 7 (2025): Modern Scientific Research International Scientific Journal

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