Conclusions
The questions of talent care is one the most important points in higher education which
is offered to masses now all over the world. On the one hand it is a requirement towards higher
education to train specialists with practical skills, as opposed to the traditional model, which
focused primarily on the training of well-prepared civil servants according to the social needs
at the time of its implementation
It cannot be predicted today, however, whether the higher educational sphere will be able
to maintain the efficiency of the above introduced talent care model in the changing three-cycle
training, whether it can form the students’ scientific workshops in bachelor training which were
so well managed earlier in the frames of non-divided training. The role of colleges is getting
stronger, mainly due to the fact that most of the colleges were accredited for master training.
In the former times most of the students were able to present the outcomes of their
research work and submit a scientific paper only in their fourth or fifth year of studies.
The students participating in National Conferences continue their scientific research in
higher proportions (18-55%). 20% of the applying students achieve some placement at the
biennial national conferences which refers to the high level of scientific work. Examining the
admission to the next level of scientific training, it can be stated that 5-19% of the students
who presented papers at the Research Student Conferences in the given year apply to the PhD
Schools.