Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, chemist Alexander Mazhuga has offered to think about an incentive program for employers who hire students.
He thinks that it may be tax incentives, for example, a temporary reduction in contributions to the pension fund of the Russian Federation or reductions in payments to the MHIF.
In turn, employers should create conditions that will allow students to combine work and study, the scientist noted.
The opportunity to work in a specialty while studying will help to test the acquired knowledge in practice, as well as to gain the necessary experience of work and communication, summed up the professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Earlier, Mazhuga expressed the view that popularization of science would help universities find business partners. He suggested creating subdivisions in scientific organizations and universities that would talk about the achievements and work of scientists.