The Department of Administrative and Information Law provides educational opportunities for applicants to higher education at the first (bachelor's), second (master's), and third (educational and scientific) levels, taking into account the modern requirements of legal education, legal practice, and the challenges of the information society.
The department is a graduation department for students of the second (master's) level of higher education. Specialists are trained in two specializations: "Administrative Litigation" and "IT Law".
The academic disciplines assigned to the department cover a wide range of theoretical and applied aspects of public administration, administrative justice, financial and legal relations, information and digital law, and public administration. The content of academic disciplines is constantly updated taking into account the latest scientific achievements, changes in legislation and the challenges of the digital transformation of society.
Special attention is paid to law enforcement practice, in particular through higher education students' internships in state bodies, local government bodies, judicial institutions, as well as in bar associations and notary offices. Such practice contributes to the formation of practical skills, understanding the specifics of professional activity and increasing the competitiveness of graduates in the labour market.
The implementation of the educational process is carried out using traditional and interactive technologies aimed at student-centred learning, as well as research-based learning in order to develop the intellectual independence of higher education students and acquire soft skills. In the process of obtaining education, students of all levels of higher education are provided with conditions for the formation of an individual learning trajectory through the free choice of academic disciplines.
The scientific and pedagogical staff of the department ensure the implementation of academic disciplines, the content of which meets the modern requirements of legal education, higher education standards and regulatory provisions of the relevant educational programs, namely:
Disciplines of the first (bachelor's) level of higher education:
- Administrative Law;
- Administrative Procedure (Process of Making Administrative Decisions);
- Administrative Proceedings (Administrative Judicial Proceedings);
- Anti-corruption Activities in Ukraine;
- Financial Law;
- Service Law of Ukraine;
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- Legal Support for Information Security;
- Digital Content and Artificial Intelligence Law;
- Regulation of Public Services and Procedures;
- Artificial Intelligence in Law.
Elective subjects from the block "Public Law":
- IT-Law;
- Police Law;
- Customs Law;
- Tax Law;
- Military Law;
- Practice of Administrative Offense Cases in Courts;
- Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution;
- Digital Content and Artificial Intelligence Law;
- Organization of Advocacy and Advocacy Practice.
Disciplines of the second (master's) level of higher education: Elective subjects of the block "IT law":
- Protection of the Rights and Interests of Individuals in the IT Sphere;
- Legal Regulation of E-commerce;
- Problems of Legal Support of Information Security;
- Electronic Governance in Public Administration;
- Problems of Legal Regulation of the Information and Communication Sphere;
- Problems of Legal Support of Information Security.
Elective disciplines from the block "Administrative Proceedings":
- Administrative Services in the Field of Justice;
- Legal Status of Administrative Courts in the Judicial System of Ukraine;
- Problems of Implementing Administrative Proceedings in Ukraine;
- Administrative Court Hearings of Certain Categories of Cases;
- Jurisdiction of Cases to Administrative Courts in Ukraine;
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Disciplines of the third (educational and scientific) level of higher education:
- Current Issues of Financial Law;
- Current Issues of Information Law;
- Problems of Administrative Law and Procedure;
- Workshop on Research Work in the Field of Administrative Law;
- Global Trends in the Development of Administrative Legal Science.