Professionalism in interethnic relations in the internal affairs bodies

The article is devoted to one of the urgent problems of ethnopsychology-the prerequisites for achieving professionalism in the management of a multinational team in the internal affairs bodies. Based on the materials of theoretical analysis and empirical research, ethnopsychological phenomena are analyzed in the context of management psychology, the mechanisms of their functioning are studied. The study of the problems of ethnic psychology, in particular, the psychology of management, is currently important for achieving the effectiveness of the practical activities of employees. In turn, the study of the ethnopsychological characteristics of employees expands the scientific understanding of the individual, allows us to reveal the characteristic patterns of social determinism and historical variability of the human psyche. In the conditions of a complexly changing modern society, the problem of the ability to professionally manage a multinational team in the Department of Internal Affairs is particularly acute. Achieving a high level of performance.

Experiments with Multinational Cross-Course Project

A modern engineer needs global competencies to work in a multinational team. Active learning during education helps to understand the nuances of such future engagements. Therefore, this paper discusses the dynamics of the crosscourse project for sophomores in a multicultural environment. The project is embedded within courses = offered at two universities, which are spatially and temporally separated. At each university the course uses blended learning with project providing opportunities for online interactions and rest content coverage through classroom dialogues. The paper outlines the experiences of the students, faculty and provides recommendations for future implementations. The essential advisory is for: (1) Fine-tuning the framework for improving teamwork. (2) Supervising the groups and evaluating them as per the onshore university norms.

How Can We Find Out How Much Snow Is in the World?

In Colorado forests, NASA scientists and a multinational team of researchers test the limits of satellite remote sensing for measuring the water content of snow.