The accreditation of this program is until 2024 .
The education is performed by Faculty of Law and History, department Public Law.
Educational and scientific training of graduate students in the
field of administrative law and administrative process has the main
goal of developing scholars able to analyze in depth the legal
phenomena and powers of public institutions to assess their
practical application and participate in the improvement of
administrative processes of various administrative levels.
One of the main tasks in the learning process is related to the
relevance and application of scientific research, which is
conducted by doctoral students. Gradually build skills in preparing
graduate students to explore the matter of administrative law and
administrative process by analyzing instruments issued in the
administration and requires their thorough knowledge, proper
guidance in the current scientific knowledge and administrative
theory and practice, and the ability to perform benchmarking with
international practices.
Competencies of Graduates:
- Ability to identify scientific issues arising from the
development of administrative law and administrative process, both
in theory and in practice as a starting point for research;
- Ability to master the scientific style of presentation (oral and
written) and to state their thoughts coherent, logical and
comprehensive;
- Ability to describe and communicate their research and
accurately, clearly and concisely formulate the basic formulations
and their possible applications;
- To modify and create learning plans and programs in
accordance with the objectives and tasks under specific teaching
subjects in administrative law and administrative process in higher
education and current societal needs;
- Ddrawing and reading applications, circuits, diagrams, etc..,
Which illustrate, interpret and analyze the results in his
study;
- Conscientiously citing foreign research and follow the rules
of scientific ethics, creatively refers to research of other
scientists;
- A strict adherence to the requirements for publication
of scientific articles, reports, reports, studies, etc.;
- To create professional contacts with colleagues and scientists
from different countries and their interested with his studies;
refer interested in international scientific exchange;
- Creative and constructive acceptance of critical notes and
basing on them to further their scientific pursuits and
research;
- To develop, improve and implement the scientific achievements
of the theory in administrative law and administrative process in
administrative and judicial practice;
- Proficiency classic and innovative methods and technologies of
teaching in higher education, to address the psychological and
communicative skills necessary for the formation of a creative
personality of the teacher and accordingly improve their teaching
practice and skills;
- Formation of skill to detect interactions, relationships and
trends studied problems and use them in their research;
- Self-orientation in contemporary scientific and logical
problems selecting those areas in which doctoral student should
enhance
- The training should comply with the content of their
research.
Curriculum
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In the curriculum of every student includes special
methodological and language skills, which is realized through work
and participation in related courses and the dissertation
seminars.
Curricula are approved annually by the Faculty Council.
Each student and the tutor prepare an individual training plan,
which is discussed in Department "Public Law and Public Management"
and approval deciding upon approval by Faculty Council.
Compulsory Courses
"Administrative Law" - exam
"Administrative Process" - exam
Foreign Language - exam
Electives
"Information Systems and Technology - an interview
"Comparative administrative proceedings - interview
Optional courses
"Comparative Administrative Law" - an interview
"Comparative European public administration" - interview
Graduation:
- Exams - three exams - Doctoral minima.
- Defence of the doctoral thesis.
Examinations passed by the PhD students are determined by the
individual plan for preparation in accordance with the
regulations existing and depende on the profile of their master's
degree.