Master of Administration

• Máster

  Título

• Polaco

  Lengua de las instrucciones

• 2 años

  Años de estudio

• Tiempo completo

  Modo de estudio

• Polonia, Katowice

  Location

2nd studies in Administration last two years (4 semesters). Upon completion of the programme, students are awarded a master’s degree in Administration. The curriculum includes courses in administrative court proceedings, administrative law, interpretation of administrative law, administrative supervision. Graduates of 2nd cycle studies in Administration possess extensive knowledge in administrative science, administrative law, and administrative proceedings. The aim of the studies is to equip graduates with knowledge and skills in team management, organization, and leadership. This is ensured by the following courses: Human Resource Management, Employment Relationships in Administration, and - as an optional module - Social Policy and Social Insurance. Classes in commercial law, anti-corruption law, local law, and - optionally - in tax law or criminal fiscal law, are designed to help graduates become highly valued employees of government offices and financial institutions, and provide them with the necessary skills to start their own businesses. The programme also includes classes on the functioning of institutions in Poland and the European Union (the State's Political System, Control of compliance with EU law, and - optionally - Constitutional Law of the EU MS), as well as the Regional policy and EU funds and projects. As a result, graduates are able to freely operate within the European legal space. They are trained to manage projects and make the right decisions when applying for EU funds and cooperating with foreign entities. The programme also features courses on Human rights, Social welfare, Political and legal doctrines and Philosophy. Moreover, in the course of studies, apart from the so-called compulsory modules, the student chooses the diploma module (subjects from the basket of optional courses, devoted to specialized issues in broadly understood administration and connected with individual interests and the axis of the diploma seminar in which she/he participates).