Study Guide

Objective

Student:
-masters the central legal principles and regulations of administration as part of administrative operations and civil service work.
-understands and is well-acquainted with the administrative authority's material, legal, and territorial competence, as well as the central norms for administrative procedures.
-understands the connections between administrative operations and constitutional law, as well as regulations concerning fundamental rights and human rights.
-acquires the legal regulations of civil servant law as part of the civil servant's tasks and can, when necessary, apply conflict-of-interest rules in practice, while also understanding the criminal legal responsibility of civil servants.
-masters basic knowledge of public access legislation, archival legislation, and data protection.

Content

The central legal principles and regulations of administrative procedures
The material, hierarchical, and territorial competence of administration
Appeal mechanisms for administrative decisions
Civil servant legislation and conflicts of interest for civil servants, as well as the legal status of civil servants (including criminal legal responsibility)
Archive legislation
Public access law
Regulation related to data protection

Qualifications

Commercial and Company Law

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student sufficiently masters the course learning outcomes and is able to apply what has been learned in practice, as well as demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of the relevance of the course topic in public administration.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student masters the course learning outcomes very well and is able to apply what has been learned in practice effectively, as well as demonstrating a strong understanding of the relevance of the course topic in public administration.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student excellently masters the course learning outcomes and is able to apply what has been learned in practice in an excellent manner, as well as demonstrating an excellent understanding of the relevance of the course topic in public administration.