“…CLIL is the most popular term in Europe, and CBI in the USA and Canada (Cenoz, 2015). CBI/CLIL in different countries is used at different levels of education (Gardella, & Tong, 1999), at different initiatives (Laborde, 1990), and studied in different directions (Dalton-Puffer, & Smit, 2013) as part of a joint project or a separate experimental implementation option (Thai, Phan, Nguyen, & Le, 2020). CLIL at the level of higher education has its own features (Taillefer, 2013), namely: 1) active involvement of students in education with an emphasis on interactive teaching methods; 2) application of problem-based and project-based learning; 3) didactically balanced combination of methods to teach professional content and a foreign language; 4) persistent cooperation of subject teachers and foreign language teachers at all stages of the didactic cycle (definition, formulation and acquaintance of students with the expected learning outcomes in the context of professional and foreign language training, conducting their own learning, evaluating its results in professional and foreign language component).…”