Administration
Poznań
Poznań - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Administration degree programme in both modes: full-time (day-time) and part-time (evening and weekend)
four semesters
The Administration degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Poznań - informant
Get to know the direction Administration
Graduates will be able to apply for jobs in central and local government, the courts, the Crown Prosecution Service, solicitors’ and legal advisers’ practices, notary offices, bailiffs’ offices, organisations involved in ensuring public safety and order, tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), state-funded organisations, public universities, Independent Public Healthcare Institutions and insurance companies. This programme is open to graduates of the Administration degree programme, across all specialisations, and to graduates of other degree programmes who are required to complete a bridging course.
Poznań - specializations
Specializations of the direction Administration
Public administration within the legal protection system
As part of this specialisation, students will learn about the civil service system, the public image of civil servants, EU law and the principles governing cooperation between judicial authorities in criminal matters. The programme trains highly qualified civil servants to carry out tasks within the scope of central and local government administration.
Public safety and order
As part of this specialisation, students learn about the system of public safety and order in Poland and within the European Union. Students are prepared to work within organisations involved in ensuring public safety and order.
Internal audit
This specialisation is aimed at those interested in working as specialists within internal audit departments in public administration bodies, tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), budgetary organisations, public universities, independent public healthcare institutions and other organisations. The specialisation prepares students to apply for internal auditor qualifications.
Human resources management in the public sector
This specialisation will appeal to those wishing to enhance their skills with expertise in human resources selection, which can be applied in human resources departments across the wider public sector.
Forensics and detective work
Are you fascinated by crime mysteries? Stop just watching TV series – start solving them for real!
Choose the ‘Forensic Science and Detective Work’ specialism within the Administration degree programme at PAM.
Sherlock Holmes had to learn everything on his own – you, on the other hand, have experts, practitioners and state-of-the-art facilities at your disposal.
What will we teach you?
- Securing evidence at the scene (fingerprint analysis, trace evidence analysis, forensic biology).
- Criminal profiling… and the psychology of crime.
- Modern detective techniques and the conduct of lawful commercial and private investigations.
Your future: the police, the secret services, private investigation agencies, and corporate security departments.
Unleash your inner detective. Put your trust in a university that prioritises practical experience! Sign up today!
*The tuition fee for the Forensic Science and Detective Work specialism is 800 zł per month.
Management in the Public Sector and Business
Management in Administration and Business – gain a double advantage in the job market!
Why choose just one path when you can excel in both? The specialism in Management in Public Administration and Business offers a unique combination of legal and administrative knowledge with modern market tools. We live in an age where the public and private sectors are constantly intertwining. Public bodies need a managerial perspective, whilst companies need experts who can navigate the maze of regulations and procedures with ease.
What will you learn with us?
- Managerial Leadership: How to manage a team effectively, motivate staff and build leadership authority.
- A business-oriented approach to administration: How to implement modern management techniques in public institutions and companies.
- Law in Practice: How to interpret commercial and administrative law correctly to the benefit of your organisation.
- The Art of Effective Negotiation: How to conduct business negotiations professionally, resolve conflicts and build lasting business relationships.
- Digital management: How to make the most of modern IT systems.
One course, two sectors! Endless possibilities. Manage successfully in public administration and business!
*The tuition fee for the specialisation in Management in Administration and Business is 800 zł per month.
Healthcare administration
The specialisation in Healthcare Administration within the Administration degree programme is a modern course of study that combines traditional administrative and legal knowledge with the specific characteristics of the healthcare sector. It is aimed at those who wish to manage healthcare facilities from a formal, organisational, legal and financial perspective, without the need to complete a medical degree.
What will you learn with us?
- Navigating medical law: How to interpret regulations accurately, safeguard patients’ rights and maintain medical records securely.
- Settlements and contracting with the National Health Fund (NFZ): Practical mechanisms for healthcare funding, securing budgets and settling claims.
- Leading medical teams: The specifics of managing and motivating medical staff.
- Medical Business and Marketing: How to build a strong brand for a healthcare facility and effectively promote medical services on the market.
- Crisis management and logistics: Rapid response in critical situations and optimisation of the supply chain for equipment and medicines.
Hospitals need doctors. Medicine needs leaders! Become a healthcare manager and lead the sector of the future.
*The tuition fee for the Healthcare Administration specialism is 800 zł per month.
Financial and tax administration
The Financial and Tax Administration specialisation within the Administration degree programme focuses on preparing specialists to work within organisations responsible for public finance, budget management and the application of tax law. This specialisation combines legal knowledge in the field of administration with advanced financial and accounting topics.
What will you learn with us?
The programme covers key topics in the field of tax law and the public finance of the state and local authorities, including:
- Tax and customs law: Detailed knowledge of national and local taxes (including PIT, CIT, VAT and property tax), tax procedures and the Tax Ordinance.
- Public finances and the budget: Principles governing the collection and expenditure of public funds, and the functioning of the state budget and the budgets of local government bodies.
- Financial control and audit: Methodology for conducting tax audits and internal audits in the public sector, and the assessment of the legality and economy of expenditure.
- Business and commercial law: Legal regulations governing business activities, which serve as a point of reference for tax authorities.
- Electronic financial administration: Management of modern IT systems used in tax settlements and budgetary reporting.
Everyone pays taxes. Be the one who manages them! Choose a career that artificial intelligence cannot replace. Become a financial expert of the future!
*The tuition fee for the Financial and Tax Administration specialism is 800 zł per month.
Wągrowiec
Wągrowiec - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Administration degree programme in both modes: full-time (day-time) and part-time (evening and weekend)
four semesters
The Administration degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Wągrowiec - informant
Get to know the direction Administration
Graduates will be able to apply for jobs in central and local government, the courts, the Crown Prosecution Service, solicitors’ and legal advisers’ practices, notary offices, bailiffs’ offices, organisations involved in ensuring public safety and order, tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), state-funded organisations, public universities, Independent Public Healthcare Institutions and insurance companies. This programme is open to graduates of the Administration degree programme, across all specialisations, and to graduates of other degree programmes who are required to complete a bridging course.
Wągrowiec - specializations
Specializations of the direction Administration
Central and local government
As part of this specialisation, students will acquire knowledge of administrative law, management, European funds, and the functioning of public administration in Poland and the European Union. The programme trains highly qualified civil servants to carry out tasks within the sphere of central and local government administration.
Public Safety Administration
As part of this specialisation, students learn about the system of public safety and public order in Poland and within the European Union. Students are prepared to work within organisations involved in ensuring public safety and public order.
Nowy Tomyśl
Nowy Tomyśl - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
Classes as part of the degree programme take place on selected Saturdays and Sundays (no more than four contact days per month) from October to June.
four semesters
The Administration degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Nowy Tomyśl - informant
Get to know the direction Administration
Graduates of the Master’s degree programme in Administration with a practical specialisation will possess in-depth knowledge, primarily in the fields of law, politics and public administration. They will be able to acquire, process, analyse and apply knowledge and information relating to the functioning of public administration in Poland and the European Union.
About the course
Administration
Graduates will be familiar with the organisation and procedures used in the day-to-day running of public administration bodies. They will be able to work as part of a team, lead teams, communicate with others, and collect, prioritise, process, convey and protect information.
Absolwent będzie posługiwał się nowożytnym językiem obcym (do wyboru angielski lub niemiecki), co najmniej na poziomie B2+ (według kryteriów biegłości językowej Europejskiego Systemu Opisu Kształcenia Językowego).
Graduates of the Master’s degree programme in Administration will be prepared to undertake a PhD programme in the social sciences or postgraduate studies in line with their own interests and career needs.
Graduates of the Administration programme will be able to apply the knowledge they have acquired in their professional lives; in particular, they will be prepared to take up civil service roles in public administration, both at central government and local authority level. They will also be qualified to work in the private sector in roles involving the application of the law and maintaining professional relations with public administration bodies.
Furthermore, graduates will be equipped to organise and launch their own professional endeavours involving the running of a business.
About the course
Organization of studies
Classes on the Master’s programme take place on selected Saturdays and Sundays (no more than four contact days per month) from October to June.
The innovative structure of the degree programme allows students to choose modules in line with their interests and career needs. The content of each module draws on the latest scientific developments and their practical applications in public administration and business. The programme includes, amongst other things, the following modules:
- The organisation of public administration in Poland and around the world
- Contemporary threats to national security
- Contemporary Issues in Sociology
- Public communication
- Data protection and cybersecurity
- Business Law
- Labour law in practice
- Consumer Protection Law
- Crisis management
- Human Resources Management
- Diplomatic protocol and etiquette in public administration
Świnoujście
Świnoujście - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Administration degree programme in both modes: full-time (day-time) and part-time (evening and weekend)
four semesters
The Administration degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Świnoujście - informant
Get to know the direction Administration
Graduates will be able to apply for jobs in central and local government, the courts, the Crown Prosecution Service, solicitors’ and legal advisers’ practices, notary offices, bailiffs’ offices, organisations involved in ensuring public safety and order, tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), state-funded organisations, public universities, Independent Public Healthcare Institutions and insurance companies. This programme is open to graduates of the Administration degree programme, across all specialisations, and to graduates of other degree programmes who are required to complete a bridging course.
Świnoujście - specializations
Specializations of the direction Administration
Public administration within the legal protection system
As part of this specialisation, students will learn about the civil service system, the public image of civil servants, EU law and the principles governing cooperation between judicial authorities in criminal matters. The programme trains highly qualified civil servants to carry out tasks within the scope of central and local government administration.
Public safety and order
As part of this specialisation, students learn about the system of public safety and order in Poland and within the European Union. Students are prepared to work within organisations involved in ensuring public safety and order.
Internal audit
This specialisation is aimed at those interested in working as specialists within internal audit departments in public administration bodies, tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), budgetary organisations, public universities, independent public healthcare institutions and other organisations. The specialisation prepares students to apply for internal auditor qualifications.
Human resources management in the public sector
This specialisation will appeal to those wishing to enhance their skills with expertise in human resources selection, which can be applied in human resources departments across the wider public sector.
