DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT. Field of study: Administration Level of study: second-cycle degree Year: II Semester: 4. Administration II, 1

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1 DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT Field of study: Administration Level of study: second-cycle degree Year: II Semester: 4 Administration II, 1

2 Institute: Course unit title Course unit code of Socio-Legal Law of Competition / AII.MII.2.P.K. Studies Prawo konkurencji Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Language of Instruction Level of study: Obligatory Polish/English Second-cycle degree Name of lecturer(s) Dr Małgorzata Sieradzka Prerequisites and co-requisites Knowledge of administrative law, public law, economic and general civil law. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 12 2 Classes - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig acquisition of knowledge of the basic institutions of competition law, acquisition of knowledge of the basic mechanisms of competition and the proceedings before the competent authorities in this regard, the acquisition of knowledge in the field of antitrust, merger entrepreneurs Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes Knowledge: P_W01 the student knows and understands the basic principles and mechanisms relating to competition K_W03, K_W04 K_W05 law. P_U01 students can use the basic terminology of competition law. P_U02 the student is able to define the rights and K_U03 K_U04 Skills: obligations for traders in competition law and the terms of their execution. K_U04 P_U03 the student is able to identify and distinguish between forms of legal protection for consumers against anti-competitive behavior of entrepreneurs. Social Competences: P_K01 students are sensitive to making decisions in accordance with the law and the consequences of the lack of a proper legal basis. K_K02 Course contents The mechanism of competition in the Act on Competition and Consumer Protection, The scope of subject and object of the Act on Competition and Consumer Protection,The competition authorities and consumer, Merger control, Restrictive agreement, Abuse of dominant position, Practices infringing collective consumer interests, Proceedings before the President of the OCCP, The concept of an act of unfair competition, Permissions victim act of unfair competition, Criminal liability for an act of unfair competition. Administration II, 2

3 Recommended literature Basic Strzyczkowski K., Prawo gospodarcze publiczne, LexisNexis Warszawa Supplementary Brzezińska-Rawa A., Wprowadzenie do prawa antymonopolowego, Toruń Szwaja J., Ustawa o zwalczaniu nieuczciwej konkurencji. Komentarz, C. H. Beck, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Lecture : test P_W01, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01 Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 45, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 27 of the literature Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 11 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 18 Other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 80, part-time studies: 80 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact msieradzkak@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 3

4 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit title EU Projects. Theoretical Part / Projekty UE. Część teoretyczna Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MIII.4.P.U.E. Language of Instruction Obligatory Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr hab. Lech Kurowski Prerequisites and co-requisites BA or equivalent degree, prior completion of at least one course explaining basic concepts of economics Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 2 Aims of teachnig Prepare students to work as future members of teams in charge of projects preparation to be cofinanced by the EU funds. In particular the students are acquainted with the project cycle preparation, and implementation, public funds spending, calculation of project profitability as well as with formal requirements specific to different sources of EU funding. Reference to Learning outcomes of the course unit programme learning outcomes P_W01 familiarity with the project cycle essential for K_W09 proper appraisal of project benefits accruing to final users. P_W02 knowledge of appraisal methods, In particular K_W06 Knowledge: estimation of costs and benefits not easily measurable P_W03 understanding of application procedures for K_W06 the EU funding Project logical matrix. P_U01 based on project relevant information, K_U06 student calculates project economic profitability. P_U02 student correctly identifies costs and benefits K_U12 Skills: of public sector projects. P_U03 student estimates the amount of costs and K_U07 benefits. Social Competences: Course contents P_K01 student is ready for team work In order to reach a common goal. P_K02 student is able to make public presentations of his findings. K_K02,K_K03 K_K05 Administration II, 4

5 Project idea and types of projects. Risk and expected profitability of investment. Investor s strategies. Introduction to project financial appraisal based on discounting of future cash flows. Project preparation cycle and related costs: identification of project ideas (development cycles of different activities); components of project appraisal in private and public sectors market analysis, technical aspects (selection of technology and of project size corresponding to market requirements, benefits and problems of project scale), location and site selection and their impact on supplies and sales costs as well as the quantity and quality of services expected from direct project environment. Investors expectations in respect to location. Environmental impact assessment: labor and management costs, financial analysis and project funding (working capital, recurrent costs definitions, importance and estimation). Project s residual value. Investment project profitability indicators. Risk handling In investment appraisal sensitivity of profitablity to changes in major cash flow items (investment and operating cost, sales prices. Analysis of balance sheet and income statement information profitability, liquidity and efficiency ratios. financing of investment projects, economic analysis of projects: Market distortions and consequences for prices. Identification of economic costs and benefits. Estimation of project s economic parameters. National shadow prices shadow exchange rate, shadow wage, shadow discount rate. Information (basic) about EU and grant funds available in Poland for funding of projects. Recommended literature Basic Kurowski L., Ocena projektów gospodarczych, Wyd. AE we Wrocławiu, Wrocław Przewodnik do analizy kosztów i korzyści projektów inwestycyjnych Fundusze strukturalne, Fundusz Spójności oraz Instrument Przedakcesyjny, Weiss E., Pozyskiwanie środków unijnych przez przedsiębiorstwa innowacyjne. Podejście procesowe, Wydawnictwo C.H. Beck, Warszawa Świstak M., Sztorc E., Tkaczyński J., Projekty europejskie. Praktyczne aspekty pozyskiwania i rozliczania dotacji unijnych, Wydawnictwo C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary Behrens W., Hawranek P., Poradnik przygotowania przemysłowych studiów feasibility, Warszawa Stiglitz J. E., Ekonomia sektora publicznego, PWN Warszawa 2004 Assessment methods and criteria Lectures written exam P_W01, P_W02, P_W03. Group work exercises joint note for worked out project and its presentation P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 18 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 other Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact lkurowski@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 5

6 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit title Creation of EU Projects / Tworzenie projektów unijnych Year of study/semester 2 nd year/ semester 4 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MIII.5.T.P.U. Language of Instruction Obligatory Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Bernadeta Baran Prerequisites and co-requisites Passed the subject of economics, basic knowledge of regional development and the functioning of the European Union. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Classes full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 12 2 Aims of teachnig Understanding the principles of co-financing projects from EU funds.the acquisition of skills in analyzing legislation regarding the EU structural funds and operational programs in the context of seeking financial support from the EU.Preparation and drafting of grant applications. Reference to Learning outcomes of the course unit programme learning outcomes P_W01 student is aware of programs designed to use K_W06 Knowledge: EU funds and types of projects co-financed by the EU. P_W02 student knows the rules of using European K_W08 funds. P_U01 student can obtain information about the K_U01 Skills: possibilities of support from European funds. P_U02 student is able to create a project for funding K_U12 and understands the principles of his administration (in electronic form: generator applications). P_K01 student develops ability to work in a group. K_K03 Social P_K02 student is able to identify the need and ability K_K05 Competences: to obtain funds from the EU in the workplace. Course contents Source of funding of EU projects - the structural funds, Operational Programmes the rules of application, Institutional system of implementation of structural funds in Poland, Typology of projects. Eligibility and financial costs of the project installation, Formal and substantive assessment of application for funding, Management of the project co-financed from EU funds, Design and evaluation of an application form. Recommended literature Administration II, 6

7 Basic Kierzkowski T., Jankowska A., Knopik R., Fundusze strukturalne oraz Fundusz Spójności, C.H. Beck Warszawa Program Operacyjny Kapitał Ludzki [online], Warszawa Supplementary Instrukcja do wniosku o dofinansowanie w ramach PO KL. Assessment methods and criteria Classes - oral pass, projekt, test: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 12 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 18 of the literature Full time studies: 5, part-time studies: 5 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 20 other Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 70, part-time studies: 70 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact bbaran@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 7

8 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies programme: Administration Course unit title Techniques for Writing and Presenting the Thesis / Techniki pisania i prezentowania prac dyplomowych Year of study/ semester 2 nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit optional Level of study: Name of lecturer(s) Second-cycle degree dr hab. Pawel Borszowski, prof. nadzw. Prerequisites and co-requistes none Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MIV.2.T.P.P. Language of instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated Seminar full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 9 2 Aims of teaching Getting to know the techniques of developing theses, Knowing how to present theses. Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes P_W01 defines the research problem under K_W03, K_W05 investigation in the thesis Knowledge: P_W02 knows how to formulate the structure of the thesis P_W03 knows how to create the jobs and text K_W07, K_W08, K_W09 K_W10 Skills: Social Competences P_U01 formulate a thesis title. P_U02 creates the structure of the thesis. P_U03 developed system work together with the text of the thesis. P_K01 is prepared to function in the public finance sector and the operation of private entities, taking independent positions. P_K02 is open to making a variety of roles in the public finance sector and the operation of private, occupying managerial. K_U02, K_U03 K_U04, K_U05, K_U06 K_U07, K_U08, K_U11 K_K01, K_K02 K_K03, K_K05 Course contents Search the research problem, Determining the thesis title, Structuring thesis. Construction of the individual chapters and the access and completion Create the job, and text. Formulating notes Using quotes. Create shortcuts and bibliography. Recommended literature Basic Administration II, 8

9 Zenderowski R., Technika pisania prac magisterskich, Krótki przewodnik po metodologii pisania pracy dyplomowej, Warszawa Supplementary Pawlik K., Zenderowski R., Dyplom z Internetu. Jak korzystać z Internetu pisząc prace dyplomowe?, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Presenting fragments thesis Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 9 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation - of literature Full time studies: 25 part-time studies: 19 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Other Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 47 Total student workload in hours. Full time studies: 75, part-time studies: 75 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact pborszowski@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 9

10 Specialization: Security Adminsitration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Code of Petty Offences / Studies Prawo wykroczeń Year of study/semester 2nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit optional Level of study: Second-cycle Name of lecturer(s) degree dr Małgorzata Sosnowska Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MV.5.P.W. Language of Instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Lecture - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teachnig Skills and Competencess regarding basic legal institutions comprehension, classifying law into private and public law, exposing legal regulations, incorporating analogies, solving undemanding legal cases. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: P_W01 defines criminal law and offenses. P_W02 understands the rules for the application of criminal law and law offenses. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W03 K_W07 P_U01 uses the appropriate codes and legal K_U08 Skills: principles. K_U03 P_U02 characterized types of punishments and measures. Social P_K01 consciously use laws while tracking the K_K01 Competences: changes in the codes. Course contents Criminal law the definition and the regulations regarding the application. The idea of offence. Liability rules.the circumstances diminishing liability. Ways of committing an offence. Legal assessment of multitude of deeds and the concurrence of regulations. Offence punishments general rules, the punishment objectives, the system of punishments and means of punishment in Petty crime code. Penalties, means of punishment and probation means detailed description. Range of penalties and means of punishment. Circumstances abolishing the penalty. Selected categories of criminal offences. Administration II, 10

11 Recommended literature Basic Marek A., Prawo wykroczeń, Wyd. Prawnicze Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Bojarski T., Polskie prawo wykroczeń. Zarys wykładu, Wyd. Prawnicze Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Bojarski M., Świda Z., Podstawy materialnego i procesowego prawa o wykroczeniach, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, Wrocław Supplementary Bojarski M., Świda Z., Podstawy materialnego i procesowego prawa o wykroczeniach, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, Wrocław Assessment methods and criteria Lecture - multiple choice and written answer to essay question: P_W01, P_W02 Classes - paper, class participation: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 24 Preparation for tests and the examination - other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact msosnowska@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 11

12 Specialization: Public Administration Institute: Course unit title Social-Legal Family Law and Decreasing / Prawo rodzinne i spadkowe Year of study/semester 2nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MV.5.P.R.S. Language of Instruction Level of course unit: second cycle degree Obligatory Name of lecturer(s) dr Paweł Kuczma Prerequisites and co-requisites English Having a basic knowledge from the scope of the civil law. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 2 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teachnig Getting to know the essence of the family law and decreasing and of the most important legal institutions competent for this branch of the law and provisions of law describing them. Reference to Learning outcomes of the course unit programme learning outcomes Knowledge: P_W01 student knows the basic institutions K_W05 competent for the family law and decreasing. P_U01 student is able to put into practice theoretical K_U06 Skills: knowledge purchased during classes in family and inheritance law. P_U02 the Student knows types of wills, is able independently to prepare such a document P_U03 the Student is able to set the order of K_U06 K_U06 succession and the amount of the legitime. Social Competences: P_K01 student into force will be professional paid attention for the purposes of the family, in particular for good deeds of the child. P_K02 the Student understands essence of the family K_K02 K_K04 law and decreasing and need of exploring and supplementing the knowledge in this respect. Course contents Family law and decreasing in systematics. Sources of the family law and decreasing. Basic concepts, principles of the family law and decreasing. Marriage: his conclusion, anullment, lack of the solemnization of a marriage (marriage not existing obstacles in the solemnization of a marriage. Divorce. Separation. Principles of marital rights. Marital property systems. Rights and obligations of spouses. Parents but children: determination of origin of the child, denial of the fatherhood, denial of the motherhood. Court determination of origin of the child. Contents and exercising the parental responsibility: the scope, alterations, personal contacts of parents and children. Maintenance obligation. Preparation. The care and the supervision. Chosen judicial proceedings in matrimonial Administration II, 12

13 causes. Principles of the succession, vocation for the fall, opening the fall, inheriting from the act, the testamentary succession (types of wills), legitime, department of the fall. Recommended literature Basic: Andrzejewski M., Prawo rodzinne i opiekuńcze, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Nazar M., Ignatowicz J., Prawo rodzinne, LexisNexis, Warszawa Witczak H., Kawałko A., Prawo spadkowe, wyd. 4, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary Smyczyński T., Prawo rodzinne i opiekuńcze, wyd. 5, Warszawa. Skowrońska Bocian E., Prawo spadkowe, wyd. 8, Warszawa. Kidyba A. (red.), Kodeks cywilny. Komentarz. Tom 4. Spadki, WoltersKluwer, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Lecture test: P_W01, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 24 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Other Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact pkuczma@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 13

14 Specialization: Administration and Management of Education Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Organization and Management of Education / Studies Organizacja i zarządzanie oświatą Year of study/ semester 2 nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Level of study: optional Second-cycle Name of lacture(s) degree dr Waldemar Sęczyk Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MV.5.O.Z.O. Language of instruction Polish/English number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Lecture full time studies 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teaching Understanding the theoretical and practical knowledge related to the management of an educational institution. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 knows the organization of the school year; has an elementary knowledge of the functioning of the educational institution. P_U01 deepens their knowledge and excellent professional skills using a variety of sources (in the native language and a foreign language) including new technologies (ITC). P_U02 can use basic concepts, paradigms and research methods. P_K01 appreciates tradition and cultural heritage of the country of the language area. P_K02 shapes and nurtures their own cultural preferences. Reference to programme learning outcomes P_W08 P_W05 P_U05 P_U07 P_K02 P_K03 Course contents School management styles, organization of school - head teacher, the teachers ' council, parents' council, the statutes of the school, the organizational sheet, pedagogical supervision, education and security - an educational program, a prevention program, student council, student rights and responsibilities, cooperation with parents and the school community. Recommended literature Basic Balicki A., Pyter M., Prawo oświatowe, Warszawa Izdebski H., Samorząd terytorialny, Warszawa 2011 Supplementary Administration II, 14

15 Kurzyna-Chmiel, D. Podstawy prawne i organizacyjne oświaty: prawo oświatowe w zarysie Warszawa, M. Chmaj (red.) Prawo samorządu terytorialnego, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Lecture - design - concept of work as a head teacher of the educational institution P_W08, P_W05, P_U05, P_U07, P_K02, P_K03 Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 24 Preparation for tests and the examination - Other - Total student workload in hours Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 contact wseczyk@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 15

16 Specialization: Tourism in the Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Tourism Law / Studies Prawo turystyczne Year of study/semester 2 nd year/ semester 4 Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Level of study: optional Second-cycle Name of lecturer(s) degree doc. dr Zbigniew Piwko Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activitieles and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MV.5.P.T. Language of Instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Lecture - full-time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes - full-time stusires: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teachnig : Course aims to give students a basic knowledge of the concept of law in Poland, tourism and related EU legislation. It has to introduce the students to the functioning of the institutions involved in tourism and the legal liability of those institutions. Learning outcomes of the course unit : Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences P_W01 student knows the basic legal concepts in the field of Polish tourism law. P_W02 student has knowledge of the basic rules of the institutions and organizations involved in tourism in Poland. P_U01 selects standards to specific legal situations. P_U02 interprets laws tourist. P_U03 uses the necessary legal sources tourist. P_K01 student has a need to improve skills and personal, continuous training including the knowledge of local laws tourist. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W02 K_W06 K_U03 K_U05 K_U08 K_K01 Course contents The concept and function of the tourism law. Legal regulations concerning tourism in Poland and the EU. The functioning of travel agents and their legal responsibilities. Ways to create travel agencies. Recommended literature Basic Gospodarek J. Prawo w turystyce i rekreacji, Warszawa Nestoriwicz M. Prawo turystyczne Kraków. Supplemetary Cybula P. Prawo w praktyce biur podróży. Assessment methods and criteria Classes - written examination (guestions open): P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01. Administration II, 16

17 Lecture: written exam: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 24 Preparation for tests and the examination - other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact zpiwko@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 17

18 Specialization: Logistics in Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Public Economic Law / Studies Publiczne prawo gospodarcze Year of study/semester 2nd year, semester 4 programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit code AII.MV.3.P.P.G. Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Language of Instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Kamila Moskaluk-Łągiewczyk Prerequisites and co-requisites Knowledge of the principles of functioning of state bodies and public administration structures, sources of law, the basic concepts of law and jurisprudence. Completed courses: Introduction to jurisprudence, the Constitutional system of state bodies, Administrative Law the general part. Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Planned learning activities and teaching methods Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teachnig Acquisition of knowledge about the rules of public economic law and public law rules of state interference in the functioning of the economy. Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes P_W01 students know and understand the basic K_W03, K_W04, K_W05 Knowledge: mechanisms of public economic law. K_W07 P_U01 students can use the basic terminology in the K_U03 field of public economic law. P_U02 the student is able to recognize and define the K_U03 Skills: role of the state in the economic sphere. P_U03 students can establish relations Administrative K_U03 and associated with establishing and running a business. P_K01 students are sensitive to making decisions in K_K02 Social accordance with the law and the consequences of the Competences: lack of a proper legal basis Course contents The concept and scope of public economic law. Sources of public economic law. Principles of public economic law. The concept of the entrepreneur and the business. Economic activity of foreign persons in Poland. Duties of making and carrying out business activities. Legal forms of public administrative bodies - administrative decisions. Zadania public authorities for taking up and pursuit of the business of business and legal forms for their implementation. Registration entrepreneurs Police administration. Regulation of economic. Administration II, 18

19 Recommended literature Basic Strzyczkowski K., Prawo gospodarcze publiczne, LexisNexis Warszawa Supplementary Borkowski A., Chełmoński A., Guziński M., Kiczka K., Kieres L., Kocowski T., Szydło M., Administracyjne prawo gospodarcze, Kolonia Limited, Wrocław 2009 Assessment methods and criteria Lecture: test: P_W01, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01. Classes test: P_W01, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 24 Preparation for tests and the examination - Other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact kmoskaluk@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 19

20 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit title Preparation of the Thesis and to the Final Exam / Przygotowanie pracy magisterskiej i do egzaminu dyplomowego Year of study/ semester 2 nd year, semester 4 Mode of delivery Preparation of the thesis and final exam Status of the subject Optional Name of lecturer(s) Taking seminar Prerequisites Bag items according to the plan of study Planned learning activities and teaching methods Independent work of the student with the ability to consult with the supervisor, the assumed number of hours: 500. Aims of teaching Preparation of Thesis. Getting ready for the final exam. Course unit code AII.MIV.3.P.P.D. language of instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated 20 Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes P_W01 has knowledge of all the intended learning K_W01-K_W10 Knowledge: outcomes (as tabbed objects). P_U01 has skills in all the assumed direction of the K_U01-K_U12 Skills: learning outcomes. P_K01 be creative in finding solutions to the research K_K01-K_K06 Social problem. Competences P_K02 defines the prerequisites and goals of ongoing research related to the thesis. Course contents The contents of the selected result from the student's thesis topic and relate to the subsequent stages of its creation. Recommended reading Basic Literature relevant to the research problem posed carried out by the student. Basic reference, suitable for all core subjects and majors, the knowledge of which is required for the diploma examination (by card items). Supplementary Literature indicated by the promoter. Literature indicated as a complementary items tab Methods of assessment / verification methods Submission of thesis Examination of the MA exam Student workload Number of hours Class hours Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Administration II, 20

21 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - of literature Full time studies: 150, part-time studies: 150 Prepatation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 50, part-time studies: 50 Other Full time studies: 300, part-time studies: 300 Total student workload in hours. Full time studies: 500, part-time studies: 500 Number of ECTS credits allocated 20 Contact administracja@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 21