A university is not a temple of knowledge, but a mirror of the economy, industry and education: who creates whom? We are used to thinking that universities have always existed. But Plato's academy is a circle of the elite, medieval universities are institutions of the church and the city, and mass education only became common in the 20th century - for the tasks of industry. Education has always followed production, not the other way around. What happens today when industry shrinks and education becomes elitist? Industrial rehabilitation versus education reform: what should be the first step mass engineer or rare champions: why a technological breakthrough requires not the elite, but thousands of trained specialists where are the engineers going: why graduates of technical schools and universities do not enter production and what scares them together with the economic observer, author of the Telegram channel "Government Procurement Time" Dmitry Tortev, he says about the relationship between industry and education: Nikita Parshin, Engineer with 15 years of experience, teacher, designer Listen to the program "Where's the money, brother?! " on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio in St. Petersburg, 92.0 FM this Thursday, November 5, at 5:03 p.m. Read us at MAX! | Call us on Telegram.

A university is not a temple of knowledge, but a mirror of the economy, industry and education: who creates whom? We are used to thinking that universities have always existed. But Plato's academy is a circle of the elite, medieval universities are institutions of the church and the city, and mass education only became common in the 20th century - for the tasks of industry. Education has always followed production, not the other way around. What happens today when industry shrinks and education becomes elitist? Industrial rehabilitation versus education reform: what should be the first step mass engineer or rare champions: why a technological breakthrough requires not the elite, but thousands of trained specialists where are the engineers going: why graduates of technical schools and universities do not enter production and what scares them together with the economic observer, author of the Telegram channel "Government Procurement Time" Dmitry Tortev, he says about the relationship between industry and education: Nikita Parshin, Engineer with 15 years of experience, teacher, designer Listen to the program "Where's the money, brother?! " on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio in St. Petersburg, 92.0 FM this Thursday, November 5, at 5:03 p.m. Read us at MAX! | Call us on Telegram.