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Due to the introduction and implementation of the requirements of the third-generation Federal State Educational Standards, the importance of students' involvement in research activities during their studies has increased. Currently, special importance in the higher education system is given to the issues related to the organization of such work with students. Having mastered the principal educational program, graduates should be ready to carry out professional activities in the field of applied research, as well as to solve various research tasks. To do this, the graduates must have a certain set of competencies, formed in various ways and methods in the course of professional training. One of the best ways to form competencies both in the field of future profession and research activities is professionally-oriented tasks. As a rule, such tasks are offered to students starting from the first year. Gradually, the level of complexity of the tasks increases, and to solve such tasks, senior-year students need knowledge across multiple disciplines. The article presents a list of academic disciplines, whose study using various forms can train and develop various competencies, including research ones. Universities regularly involve students in research work. However, at present, an appropriate pedagogically sound system of continuous involvement of students in this work is required.


INTRODUCTION
Current trends in the development of society require universities to improve the educational process, apply innovative pedagogical technologies, increase the proportion of practice-oriented inclass learning of the disciplines of the major curriculum, expand the range of educational activities aimed at meeting the personal interests of students, as well as the development of competencies necessary for graduates.
According to the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education (FSES HE), the bachelor program on Tourism (43.03.02) approved by the Order of the Professionally-oriented tasks in the formation of competencies in the field of students' research activities Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation of June 8, 2017, No. 516, was amended accordingly in terms of structure and content of an exemplary basic educational program (EBEP). The new standard also led to changes in the conditions for implementing the program.
The implementation of the requirements of the FSES HE 3++ required universities to solve many issues, including improving educational materials, modernizing the material and technical support, using innovative teaching technologies, and improving the professional level of the academic staff. All of the above has led to qualitative changes in the training of specialists in the field of tourism and hospitality.
The FSES HE 3++ defines the following professional areas in the bachelor degree course in Tourism major (43.03.02), in which graduates who have completed the bachelor's program can carry out professional activities: • culture and art (in the field of excursion activities); • services to the population (trade, maintenance, repair, providing personal services, hospitality services, public catering, etc.); • applied research (Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education, n.d. It should be noted that at present, a specialist who has mastered both professional competencies and competencies in the field of research activities is becoming more popular and demanded. Thus, the formation of readiness of graduates for research activities is one of the most important tasks when training contemporary specialists in the tourism and hospitality sector (Zimnyaya, 2010;Kireeva, 2015). Following the requirements of the FSES HE, as well as requirements of the industry, achieving maximum efficiency of training in the tourism university requires the application of practice-oriented technologies. The development of practice-oriented tasks and their implementation in the learning process allows developing the necessary set of competencies.

LITERATURE REVIEW
The issues of organizing students' research activity and its effectiveness were considered by various authors based on different approaches. Professionally-oriented tasks in the formation of competencies in the field of students' research activities consider the development, selection, and application of professionally-oriented tasks depending on the fields of professional activity to implement the principle of professional orientation of training. METHODOLOGY When preparing this article, the following general scientific methods of theoretical research were used: • studying and analyzing the relevant pedagogical literature on the concerned topic; • systematizing theoretical data on the concept of "task"; • synthesizing based on a combination of the teachers' attitudes in the field of training professionals for the tourism and hospitality sector, as well as the formation of research competencies in the course of professional training.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The organization of research activities of students occupies a special place in the learning process. According to the requirements of the FSES HE 3++, both the bachelor and master must have the appropriate competencies to carry out research activities. It should be noted that within the bachelor's program, students acquire first of all basic research skills aimed at mastering the future profession, while master's program students acquire skills that are maximally focused on research and science, as well as pedagogical activities.
The research activities of students (RAS) include the academic and research work of students (ARWS) and the scientific research work of students (SRWS).
The main purpose of the ARWS is an educational result. This type of RAS aims at educating students and developing their research competencies. In turn, due to active participation in scientific research work, students receive new objective scientific knowledge.
The analysis of pedagogical literature has shown that RAS can have different types and implementation forms (Kireeva, 2015;Bordovskaya, 2011;Chuprova, 2012), as well as different degrees of attitude to the educational process ( Figure 1).
Principles Characteristics of the principles 1 Scientificity Compliance with the level of contemporary science and professional education content 2 Professional orientation The orientation of students to future professional activities by applying professionally-oriented tasks 3 Variability Use of elective tasks that promote independent actions of students 4 Self-actualization Independent acquisition of knowledge, skills, and abilities throughscientific research activities Professionally-oriented tasks in the formation of competencies in the field of students' research activities Figure 1. The types and goals of the research activities of students (RAS) (Kireeva, 2018;Kireeva, 2020;Ozhegov, 1990;Bordovskaya, 2011).
To form and develop competencies in the field of research activities of future specialists in the tourism and hospitality sector, many universities need to rethink not only the learning content but also approaches to the learning process. This concerns especially those subjects of the training specialties, which play a major role in developing professional and research competencies. As shown by the reviews of potential employers, as well as graduates, the study of theoretical material, passing tests, and solving cases is not enough to form research competencies in future specialists in the tourism and hospitality sector. To solve this problem, the process of teaching students in special academic disciplines should include also specially designed professionally-oriented tasks that would contribute to the formation and development of students' competencies in the field of research activities. Starting from the first year, students acquire the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to solve professionally-oriented tasks. In the senior years, students can solve complex professionally-oriented tasks, as well as demonstrate acquired research competencies.
The analysis of pedagogical literature allowed systematizing the definitions of the term "task" (Table 2). The goals of SRWS • expanding and deepening students' knowledge in the field of theoretical foundations of the studied disciplines, obtaining and developing certain practical skills of independent scientific research activities; • conducting scientific research to solve current problems put forward by science and practice; • developing the skills of competent presentation of the results of students' own scientific research and the ability to defend and justify the results obtained in a reasoned manner; • implementing new information technologies when conducting scientific research, providing information and software support for research, and supporting the results obtained.

Professionally-oriented tasks in the formation of competencies in the field of students' research activities
An exercise that is performed by inference, calculation. A complex question, a problem that requires research and resolution. 4 A problem situation which is reflected in consciousness or objectified in a signed model, containing data and conditions which are necessary and sufficient for its resolution by the available means of knowledge and experience.
The Great Psychological Encyclopedia 5 One of the methods of teaching and testing students' knowledge and practical skills used in all types of general and special educational institutions.

The Great Soviet Encyclopedia
A professional task is a specification of the goal of professional activity, reflecting its essence in the form of lined-up stages of overcoming by the teacher the contradictions between the problem situation and the need to find solutions, understanding, and choosing ways to solve complex mathematical problems (Musina, 2004). A professionally-oriented task is a situation modeled by a teacher during a training session, whose description corresponds to the types of professional activity, and provides all the necessary information for its solution.
The main purpose of including such professionally-oriented tasks in the process of professional training of tourism and hospitality specialists is to expand theoretical knowledge, consolidate in practice the skills and abilities required to perform the relevant employment functions, in other words, to form the necessary competencies.
Teachers, when organizing research activities of students, should take into account the principle of succession from the first year to the fourth, from one discipline of the curriculum to another. If this principle is observed, then knowledge, skills, and abilities are formed gradually, and their complexity and volume within the framework of the student's scientific work also increase gradually. Practice-oriented tasks are a perfect fit in this case.
As an example, the curriculum in the training major of Tourism (43.03.02) at the FSBEI of HE "Russian State University of Tourism and Service" was analyzed. In the course of the analysis, academic disciplines were identified, whose study was harmonized most optimally with various forms of research activities of students by solving professionally-oriented tasks (Table 3). Table 3. Implementation of various forms of RAS in the framework of training major of Tourism (43.03.02) (Shishov & Agapov, 2000). No.
Year of study Below is an example of a professionally-oriented task aimed at developing professional and research competencies.
Students are asked to develop a program for servicing tourists participating in the conference held from September 26 to 29 in Sochi. They are asked to offer two options for the service program: individual and group. To develop a tourist service program, students need to use travel guides to Sochi.
In this case, the presented task can be attributed to the practice-oriented production tasks. In the course of implementation, the student must develop a travel itinerary, prepare a list of tourist services, select appropriate service providers, calculate the cost, as well as spread the services provided over time. Thus, to solve this problem, the student needs to conduct a little research on the opportunities of the specified city for organizing tourist services.
Teachers begin to offer similar tasks with different conditions to students of tourist universities from the junior years, forming an interest in the future profession, introducing students to basic labor functions, as well as forming professional and research competencies.

CONCLUSION
According to the introduction and implementation of the competency-based approach in education, RAS is an important and integral part of the training of qualified specialists. The involvement of students in research activities contributes to the development of professional competencies, effectively contributes to the formation of readiness and ability to solve independently professional and scientific problems of various levels. By taking part in research activities, students master the scientific research methods and acquire initial research experience; future specialists become ready for creative implementation of the knowledge acquired at the university.