1. Increasing the proportion of people with higher or equivalent education in society.
2. Making higher education accessible to everyone, divided according to talent.
3. Performance-oriented transformation of education and the creation of the necessary organizational background and institutional structure capable of channeling external expectations
4. Strengthening the harmony between training outputs and economic needs, which can ensure the economy’s adequate labor supply and the appropriate placement of graduates.
5. Improving the conditions for lifelong learning, increasing labor market relevance, creating flexible outcomes, rationalizing the ratio of theoretical-practical training elements.
6. Improving the fit of the curriculum networks and curricula to be developed based on the training and output requirements with the requirements of the learning outcome-based approach.
7. Implementation of educational innovation, which makes the teaching methodology used in higher education practice- and student-oriented.
8. The development of general abilities that contribute to the achievement of the goal of lifelong learning.
9. Development of students’ digital competences and their ability to acquire and manage information.