DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT. Field of study: Administration Level of study: second-cycle degree Year: II Semester: 3. 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: 3 Administration II, 1

2 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies Study programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit title Law of Religious Prawo wyznaniowe Year of study/semester 2nd year, semester 3 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Course code AII.MII.6.P.W. Language of instruction Obligatory Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr hab. Piotr Jurek Prerequisites and co-requistes Knowledge of the Polish Constitution, especially chap. Second, freedom, rights and duties of man and citizen. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 2 Aims of teaching Understanding the rights and responsibilities of citizens by virtue of religion. Determine the relationship of churches and religious associations to citizens and the state. Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences P_W01 he knows the relation of the state to religion. P_W02 understand the scope of religious freedom. P_W03 provides rules for the establishment and operation of churches and religious associations. P_W04 defines the freedom of conscience and religion. P_U01 it is characterized by primary sources of religious law. P_U02 can the basis of criminal law, civil law and labor law, to protect freedom of religion. P_U03 evaluates public functions of churches and religious (religious marriage, the teaching of religion, charity assistance, mass media, etc.). P_K01 open to freedom of worship. P_K02 tolerant of other faiths. P_K03 sensitive to the tenets of the faith. K_W05 K_W06 K_W07 K_W09 K_U01 K_U02 K_U09 K_U10 K_K01 K_K03 K_K06 Course contents The source of religious law. The name of religious communities. The essence of tolerance. Evolution of the relationship the Church State, equality of churches and religious associations. Freedom of conscience and religion. Legal protection of freedom of religion, functions churches, finance churches and religious associations. Recommended literature Basic Pietrzak M., Prawo wyznaniowe, UW, Warszawa Mezgłowski A. i inni, Prawo wyznaniowe, Warszawa, Beck, Administration II, 2

3 Supplementary Uruszczak W., Zarzycki Z., Prawo wyznaniowe, Zakamycze Assessment methods and criteria Test: test closed: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_W04, 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: 13, part-time studies: 13 Study of literature Full time studies: 17, part-time studies: 17 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 13 Other - Total student workload in hours Full time studies: 55, part-time studies: 55 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact pjurek@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 3

4 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies Study programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit title Social Policy and Social Insurance Polityka społeczna i ubezpieczenia społeczne Year of study/semester 2nd year/ semester 3 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MIII.2.P.S.U. Language of Instruction Obligatory Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Piotr Szymaniec Prerequisites and co-requisites Basic knowledge on the models of the capitalist economy, constitutional law and labor law. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 12 Clases full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig Presentation of the changing role of government, of the social policy among the tasks of the modern state and models of social policy and social security in Europe, America and Asia. To show the specificity of Polish social policy and its evolution from the period of economic and social transition to the present. Analysis of basic legislation on social policy and social security. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 the student knows the basic models of social policy and social security. P_W02 the student describes the historical evolution of social policy and social law and its socio-economic and political conditioning. P_W03 student identifies the most important social issues. P_U01 the student uses the conceptual apparatus concerning social policy to describe social phenomena. P_U02 the student characterizes basic institutions of social welfare law and social security law, using the decisions of the Constitutional Court, courts and administrative courts. P_K01 the student is aware of the changes taking place in social law and social security law, and it is able to analyse new regulations. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W01 K_W01, K_W05 K_W01 K_U01 K_U02, K_U04, K_U08 K_K04 Course contents The evolution of social policy in Poland and abroad. Models of social policy. Style and instruments of social policy. The concept of active social policy. Standards in the field of social policy in the instruments of international and European law. Economic and social rights in the Constitution and Administration II, 4

5 the decisions of the Constitutional Court. The economic transformation in Poland - assumptions, process, social consequences. Changes in the standard of living in Poland since 1989 Unemployment in Poland and in Europe. Legal regulation of combating unemployment in Poland. Poverty in Poland. Legal regulation of social assistance in Poland. Alcoholism and drug addiction as a social problem. The regulation of combating unemployment and drug addiction in Poland. Crime as a social problem. Social security - the concept, history, features, models. Types of social security insurances in the light of Polish law. Recommended literature Basic Firlit-Fesnak G., Szylko-Skoczny M., Polityka społeczna. Podręcznik akademicki, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa Szpor G., System ubezpieczeń społecznych. Zagadnienia podstawowe, wydanie 6, Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Auleytner J., Polska polityka społeczna. Kreowanie ładu społecznego, Wydawnictwo Wyższej Szkoły Pedagogicznej TWP, Warszawa Supplementary Sierpowska I., Prawo pomocy społecznej, wydanie 4, Wolters Kluwer Polska, Warszawa Golinowska S., Polityka społeczna państwa w gospodarce rynkowej. Studium ekonomiczne, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa Głąbicka K., Polityka społeczna w Unii Europejskiej. Aspekty aksjologiczne i empiryczne, Dom Wydawniczy Elipsa, Warszawa Pisz Z., Zadania społeczne, Wydawnictwo Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu, Wrocław Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - written examination: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_U01, P_U02. Classes - written pass: P_U02, 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: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 21 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 25 other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact pszymaniec@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 5

6 Institute: Course unit title Course unit code of Socio-Legal Sociology of Organizations / AII.MIII.3.S.O. Studies Socjologia organizacji Year of study/semester 2 nd year/ semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Language of Instruction Obligatory Polish/English Level of study: Second-cycle degree Name of lecturer(s) doc. dr Małgorzata Babińska Prerequisites and co-requisites Elementary knowledge of sociological organization and management categories. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 3 Aims of teachnig Present the main concepts, definitions and models. Presentation of the specific issues, models and theoretical schools of sociology organization and management. Presentation of knowledge that will help students to understand the reality of contemporary social and economical organization. Reference to Learning outcomes of the course unit programme learning outcomes P_W01 student understands the functioning of the K_W01 organization and its structure, types and functions. Knowledge: P_W02 understand the relations between the K_W01 organization and the environment. P_W03 Understand the social determinants of K_W01 functioning of the organization. Skills: P_U01 student use their knowledge to function in the K_U01, K_U09 world of business and organizations K_U10 Social Competences: P_K01 use of knowledge and information in the field of sociology of organizations and work to practical measures aimed at increasing safety, efficiency and K_K02 K_K03 K_K05 economy of operation/organization. Course contents Sociology of organizations-discipline and its historical development, basic concepts and their characteristics, organization-issues of definition, typologies, objectives and functions of the organization as a social system and its components, the organization and its environment, organizational structure, theoretical schools. Principles of labor relations, social relations and ties in the workplace, the processes of cooperation, adaptation, integration, competition, conflicts in organizations, their causes and typologies, organizational, synergistic effect, functions and positions in the workplace/organization, motivation and efficiency of operations, principles and instruments of motivation, reward and punishment, the expectations and needs of an effective policy to reward, social engineering methods for control/influence, change attitudes and stages of its formation, the formation of the target groups, the structural factors of the efficiency of group communication within the organization and elements of the persuasion process, principles of construction of Administration II, 6

7 persuasive messages in the organization, team building, models of team, technology discussion/negotiation in solving organizational problems. Recommended literature Basic Karwińska A., Pomorski J., Pacholski M., Typy działań socjotechnicznych a funkcjonowanie organizacji, Wydawnictwo AE w Krakowie, Kraków Masłyk-Musiał E., Społeczeństwo i Organizacje. Socjologia organizacji i zarządzania, Wydawnictwo UMCS, Lublin Griffin R., Podstawy zarządzania organizacjami, PWN, Warszawa Sztumski J., Socjologia pracy, Wydawnictwo GWSH, Katowice Supplementary Januszek H., Sikora J., Socjologia Pracy, Poznań Stalewski T., Łucewicz J., Socjologia organizacji. Zagadnienia wybrane, Politechnika Wrocławska, Wrocław Łucewicz Ł., Organizacyjne zachowania człowieka, Akademia Ekonomiczna we Wrocławiu, Wrocław Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - tests/assignments: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_U01, P_K01. 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: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 23 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 other Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact mbabinska@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 7

8 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies Study programme: Administration Course unit title Structural Funds and European Projects / Fundusze strukturalne i system finansowania projektów UE Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Obligatory Level of study: Name of lecturer(s) Second-cycle prof. zw. dr hab. Ryszard Herbut, dr Bernadeta Baran degree Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MIII.6.F.S.S. Language of Instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 15 Classes full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 15 Aims of teachnig Analysis of regional policy, including strategic objectives and instruments. Analysis of the context of "national" (Polish), and the process of reception of European solutions on a national basis. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: P_W01 student has come to know a new type of political relations connected with multi-level governance and has a knowledge to present relations of legal norms to other norms being part of social order. P_W02 student has a knowledge to present institutions being part of policy of cohesion, legal regulations and soft law, as a part of European law. P_W03 student is familiar with publications about process of europeisation and with issues of regional policies. P_U01 student has settled relations between legal and other aspects of activity in the field of european politics as a such and in the area of regional policy as a category of sectoral policy (administrative). P_U02 student has used of language of branche (european regional policy). P_U03 student has skills to define issues regarding structure and development of institutional structure of regional policy, could form some interpretations and formulate some conclusions, about universal character too. Reference to programme learning outcomes K W01 K W06 K W09 K U01 K U04 K U09 Social P_K01 student is ready to be an active part of some K K02 Administration II, 8

9 Competences: institutions which main goal is to acquire European resources (administrative and financial absorption) P_K02 student is ready to point out main issues K K03 relevant to coordination of mechanisms and institutions of European regional policy and national regional policy. Course contents The main goal is to present processes and institutions connected with European policy of cohesion (regional) and with procedures of national policy. There will be presented normative foundations of Policy of cohesion in the context of development of model of integration and in the context of organizational aspects of regional policy as a sectoral one which has some public goals. One of the main goals is to present how process of europeization of national policy would develop and which instruments are part of that. Another one concern European projects and effective methods of absorption of European resources. It s worth to remember that regional policy is a kind of redistributive policy and is not characteristic for activity of EU and their institutions. Regulative policies should be consider as a main direction of activity of Commission and not only. Recommended literature Basic Klimowicz M., Fundusze Strukturalne oraz Fundusz Spójności w państwach Europy Środkowej i Wschodniej, CeDeWu.pl, Warszawa 2010 (rozdz. I i II). Naruszewicz S., Polityka spójności Unii Europejskiej. Wybrane zagadnienia, Difin, Warszawa 2004, (rozdz. VI). Pietrzyk I., Polityka regionalna Unii Europejskiej i regiony w państwach członkowskich, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 2002, (część pierwsza). Supplementary Grosse T., Nowe metody zarządzania publicznego w Unii Europejskiej, [w:] Administracja publiczna. Wyzwania w dobie integracji europejskiej, red. J. Czaputowicz, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa Rydlewski G., Europeizacja administracji publicznej w Polsce, [w:] Administracja publiczna w procesie dostosowywania państwa do Unii Europejskiej, red. T. Mołdawa, K. Wojtaszczyk, M. Małecki, Warszawa Żukowska K., Europejska integracja gospodarcza, [w:] Integracja europejska. Wstęp, red. K. Wojtaszczyk, Wydawnictwo Akademicki i Profesjonalne, Warszawa Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - written test: P_W01, P_W02,P_W03; classes descriptive test: P_U01, P_U02,P_U03, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 60, part-time studies: 30 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 5, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 5, part-time studies: 15 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 10 Other Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 15 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact rherbut@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 9

10 Institute: of Socio-Legal Studies Study programme: Administration Course unit title Techniques for Writing and Presenting the Thesis Techniki pisania I prezentowania prac magisterskich Year of study/ semester 2 nd year/ semester 3 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit optional Name of lecturer(s) Level of study: Second-cycle dr hab. Pawel Borszowski, prof. nadzw. degree Prerequisites and co-requistes none Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course code AII.MIV.2.T.P.P. Language of instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated Seminar full time studies: 15, 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 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 Administration II, 10

11 Methods of assessment and criteria Presenting fragments thesis: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation - Study of literature Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 20 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 10 Other Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 16 Total student workload in hours. Full time studies: 55, part-time studies: 55 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 Contact pborszowski@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 11

12 Specialization: Security Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal The Criminal Liability of Officers / Studies Odpowiedzialność karna urzędników Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MV.2.OKU Language of Instruction Level of study: Second-cycle degree optional Name of lecturer(s) dr Piotr Szymaniec Polish/English Prerequisites and co-requisites Basic knowledge concerning legal regulation of civil service. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 3 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teachnig Analyzing the premises and conditions of the criminal liability of officers against the background of judicial decisions and statements of the criminal law doctrine. To show the differences between the prosecution, disciplinary action and other forms of liability which may be subject to civil servants. To teach students to use the notions and terminology specific to the criminal law. Learning outcomes of the course unit (zakładane efekty kształcenia) Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 student knows the conditions for criminal liability of officials and the basic types of statutory crimes concerning civil servants. P_W02 student shows the differences between the criminal liability, disciplinary action and civil liability of civil servants. P_U01 the student characterizes different types collar crimes, using the courts decisions and statements of the criminal law doctrine. P_U02 student applies the learned knowledge in the field of criminal law to assign criminal liability of officers in the given facts. P_U03 student justifies his/her opinion on the existence or absence of grounds to assign criminal responsibility, using the legal argument that refers to jurisprudence and courts decisions. P_K01 the student is aware of the liability, which is associated with non-compliance with the regulations of civil service Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W03 K_W04, K_W05, K_W07 K_U02, K_U03 K_U04, K_U06 K_U04, K_U08 K_K02 Administration II, 12

13 Course contents The basic principles, characteristics and conditions of criminal responsibility. Disciplinary liability and criminal liability. The concept of crime and the concept of disciplinary action. Authorities and disciplinary proceedings. The concept of a public official and the concept of a person performing a public function in the criminal law. The catalog of offenses, the entity may be a public official. Corruption (Articles 228, 229 of the Polish Penal Code); offenses paid favoritism (Articles 230, 230a of the Penal Code). Offences relating to misuse of the remit (Article 231, 296 of the Penal Code). Disclosure or illegal use of state secrets (Article 265 of the Penal Code), disclosure or illegal use of professional secrecy or business function (Article 266 of the Penal Code). The concept of document in the criminal law. Offences related document forgery (Article 270, 271 of the Penal Code). Other statutory collar crime (legal acts concerning local government, Act of 6 September 2001 on access to public information; Law of 20 January 2011 on the assets of public officials responsible for serious violation of the law). Recommended literature Basic Marek A., Kodeks karny: komentarz, wydanie 2, Dom Wydawniczy ABC, Warszawa Kodeks karny. Część szczególna. Tom II. Komentarz do artykułów , red. A. Wąsek, R. Zawłocki, wydanie 4, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Kodeks karny: praktyczny komentarz, red. M. Mozgawa, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Supplementary Kodeks karny. Część szczególna. Komentarz. Tom II. Komentarz do art k.k., red. A. Zoll, wydanie 3, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Ura E., Prawo urzędnicze, wydanie 3, Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Marek A., Lachowski J., Prawo karne. zarys problematyki, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Cieślak W., Prawo karne. Zarys instytucji i naczelne zasady, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Marek A., Prawo karne, wydanie 9, C.H, Beck, Warszawa Kodeks karny: część ogólna. Komentarz, red. J. Giezek, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - written examination: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01. Classes - written test of solving the given kazusu, discussion assessed on the basis of the tasks of the scientific literature (articles from scientific journals): P_U01, P_U03, P_K01. (a case study): P_U02, P_U03 Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 16 Other Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact pszymaniec@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 13

14 Specialization: Security Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Crime and Offence in Economy / Studies Przestępstwa i wykroczenia gospodarcze Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit optional Level of study: Name of lecturer(s) Second-cycle degree dr Małgorzata Sosnowska Prerequisites and co-requisites none Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MV.3.P.W.G. Language of Instruction Polish/English Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes - full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 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. Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit to programme learning outcomes Knowledge: P_W01 defines economic crimes. K_W03 P_W02 characterized offenses and economic crimes. K_W04 Skills: P_U01 distinguish between types of offenses and economic crimes. K_U03 K_U04 P_U02 uses the Criminal Code. Social P_K01 is aware of the consequences of economic K_K06 Competences: offenses. Course contents Criminal law preliminary issues (Taxonomy, functions, criminal law classification into substantive law, adjective law, criminal punishment law, basic institutions);crime and offence in economy. classification of crime and offences;liability, punishing criminals and economical offenders. Chapter VI of penal code. Chapter VI of penal code. Penal regulations in a bill from July, 30 th, 2000 industrial property right and offences envisioned in the act of February, 4 th, 1994 regarding copyright and related rights. Criminal acts settled in commercial companies code. Chosen issues concerning liability for crimes foreseen in the act of April16 th, 1993 regarding the countering of anti-competitive practices and as well as misfeasance against consumers (chpt XV-art c Code of petty offences). Recommended literature Basic Zawłocki R., Podstawy odpowiedzialności za przestępstwa gospodarcze, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Administration II, 14

15 Zawłocki R. (red.), Przestępstwa przeciwko mieniu i gospodarcze t. 9 systemu prawa, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary Górniok O. (red.), Prawo karne gospodarcze, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Asseessment methods and criteria Written examination test: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 16 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Other Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 10 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact msosnowska@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 15

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17 Specialization: Security Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Protection of Personal Data and of Sensitive Studies Information / Ochrona danych osobowych i informacji niejawnych Study programme: Administration Level of study: Second-cycle degree Year of study/semester 2nd year, semester 3 Mode of delivery Face to face Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MV.4.O.D.O. Language of Instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Kamila Moskaluk-Łągiewczyk Prerequisites and co-requisites Distinguishing between the public sector from the private, the basic information in the field of public administration system. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig Acquisition of knowledge of the principles of protection of personal data and classified information, mechanisms involved in the control of personal data protection. Acquisition of knowledge of the rules of access to public information. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 student knows the basic principles of the protection of personal data, confidential information and access to public information. P_U01 student is able to recognize the role and responsibilities of participants of the processing of personal data. P_U02 student is able to identify the problem of violation of personal data processing. P_U03 student is able to identify issues related to the status of classified information and in violation of the rules of access to public information. P_K01 student is sensitive to the lawfulness of the processing of personal data. P_K02 student is sensitive to the legality of sharing (refusal) public information. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W03 K_W04 K_W05 K_U03 K_U04 K_U04 K_K02 K_K02 Course contents Right to privacy Constitutional and statutory regulations concerning the protection of personal data and classified informationthe scope of the protection of personal datapersonal scope of protection of personal datathe processing of personal data. Rights of the data subject. Duties of the administrator of personal data. Controls the processing of personal data. Liability for breaches of personal data. The right to public information and the scope of the right to information The types of Administration II, 17

18 information subject to the availability of public and ways to share. Refusal to provide public information and legal measures to protect the right to information. Subjective and objective scope of the Act on the Protection of Classified Information. Ways of classifying confidential information. The organization of protection of classified information.proceedings: normal, viewing, appeal and revision Complaint. Recommended literature Basic Jagielski M., Prawo do ochrony danych osobowych. Standardy europejskie,wolters Kluwer Polska, Warszawa Supplementary Szewc T., Publicznoprawna ochrona informacji, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Chmaj M., Bidziński M., Szustakiewicz P., Ustawa o dostępie do informacji publicznej, Komentarz, C. H. Beck, Warszawa Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture test: P_W01, P_U01, P_U02,P_U03, P_K01, P_K02. Conversation test: P_W01, P_U03, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 25, part-time studies: 25 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 21 Other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact kmoskaluk@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 18

19 Specialization: Public Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Finances in Municipalities / Studies Finanse w samorządach Year of study/ semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Mode of delivery Study Face to face programme: Administration Type of course unit Level of study: Second-cycle degree Code AII.MV.2.F.W.S. Language of instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Paweł Selera Prerequisites and co-requistes Student has knowledge of constitutional and administrative law; student is aware of sources of law in Poland and basics principles impacting on state financial policy; student is aware of the role of municipality in Poland; student has knowledge of state finance, budgetary law. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teaching Presenting the aspects of finance in municipalities especially with reference to local budget and its creating and executing; describing of finance policy at the local level. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 student sets detailed the concept of local budget its creation and execution. P_W02 student understands the scope of taxing powers of local authorities and the scope of financial sources of municipality. P_U01 student distinguishes the scope of state and local finances and determinates the relations between central and local finances. P_U02 student verifies complex problems combined with local finances regarding external finance relations (state finance, EU funds). P_K01 student is prepared for active operation in local finance institutions. P_K02 student is aware of complexity of local finances and necessity of broadening own knowledge. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W05 K_W07 K_U06 K_U10 K_K02 K_K04 Course contents Concept of local finances and its role in municipality. Local budget. Preparation and execution of a local budget. Local fiscal entities and local public companies. EU funds in local finance. Funds in local finance. Public debt in local finances. Administration II, 19

20 Recommended literature Basic Jastrzębska M., Finanse jednostek samorządu terytorialnego, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa, Kornberger-Sokołowska E., Finanse jednostek samorządu terytorialnego, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary Filipiak B., Finanse samorządowe, Difin, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Lecture and classes - oral exam, three open questions: 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: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 36 Study of literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Others - Total contribution in hours Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of points ECTS 3 Contact pselera@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 20

21 Specialization: Public Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Social Security, Retirement and Pensions / Studies Ubezpieczenia społeczne, emerytury i renty Year of study/semester Study 2 nd year, semester 3 programme: Mode of delivery Administration Face to face Type of course unit Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit code AII.MIII.2.P.S.U. Language of Instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) doc. dr Zbigniew Piwko Prerequisites and co-requisites Student at undergraduate level has a basic knowledge of both legal in most subjecs and especially have passed the labor law. Subject specialization concerns the public administration. Planned learning activitieles and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture - full-time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig : Subject aims to give students a basic knowledge of the social security system in Poland, to familiarize them with the structure of individual insurance and pension scheme. Learning outcomes of the course unit : Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences P_W01 student knows the basic legal concepts in the field of social security law in depth. P_W02 knows the structure of social insurance bodies of their powers and the principle of liability under the law. P_U01 student determines the basic institutions of social insurance. P_U02 student interprets the law of insurance. P_U03 student prepares virtually any document in the field of labor law. P_K01 student has a need to improve skills and personal, continuous training including the knowledge of local laws Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W05 K_W07 K_U09 K_U02 K_U06 K_K01 Course contents Insurance in the social security system. The structure of the social security system. Cash benefits in case of sickness and maternity. Insurance against accidents and occupational diseases. Social insurance for farmers. Recommended literature Basic Salwa Z., Prawo Pracy i Ubezpieczeń Społecznych, Wydawnictwo Lexis Nexis. Administration II, 21

22 Szpor G., System ubezpieczeń społecznych zagadnienia podstawowe, Wydawnictwo Lexis Nexis. Supplementary Szyburska-Walach G., Ubezpieczenia społeczne repetytorium, Wydawnictwo LEX Wolters Kluwer. Antonów K., Bartnicki M., Ustawa o emeryturach i rentach /ebook/. Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - written exam (guestions open): P_W01, P_W02. Classes written test (three questions open): P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, K_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 18 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 23 Other - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact zpiwko@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 22

23 Specialization: Public Administration Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Criminal Justice Process / Studies Prawo karne procesowe Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit code AII.MV.4.P.K.P. Language of Instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) prof. zw dr hab. Zdzisław Kegel Prerequisites and co-requisites The student has knowledge of introduction to jurisprudence and administrative law and civil law. He knows the basic concepts of legal norms. Planned learning activitieles and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 3 Classes full time studies: 15, part time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig : The course aims to give students a basic knowledge of employment law issus. Students practice to learn to conclude contracts of employment, meets the basic obligations of the employee and the employer and the basic principles of criminal law. Learns practically pleading drawn up an solve the case studies. Reference Learning outcomes of the course unit : to programme learning outcomes P_W01 the student knows the basic concepts of K_W02 Knowledge: Polish criminal law. P_W02 has knowledge about the types of criminals K_W06 and the responsibility for them. P_U01 the student determines the basic institutions K_U03 in the field criminal. Skills: P_U02 interpretes and uses the necessary sources of K_U05 criminal law. P_U03 student uses all vital sources of criminal law. K_U08 Social Competences P_K01 the student has a need to improve skills and personal, ongoing training in the field of knowledge of the law. P_K02 student recognizes the need to prevent crime. K_K01 K_K05 Course contents The concept and function of the criminal law. Sone basic principles of criminal law.wine and circumstances of indemnification. Penalties and punitive measures the size of punishment Recidivism. The blurring of conviction. Recommended literature Administration II, 23

24 Basic Grzegorczyk T., Polskie postepowanie procesowe Lexis Nexis. Supplement Kompedium postepowania karnego Skrypt Becka Asseessment methods and criteria Classes - written examination (questions open): P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03. Lecture writtem exam: P_W01, P_W02, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 10 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 other Full time studies: 5, part-time studies: 16 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact administracja@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 24

25 Specialization: Administration and Management of Education Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Self-Government and Education Law / Studies Prawo samorządowe i oświatowe Year of study/ semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Level of study: Second-cycle degree optional Name of lecture(s) dr Waldemar Sęczyk Prerequisites and co-requistes None Planned learning activities and teaching methods Course unit code AII.MV.2.P.S.O. Language of instruction Polish/English number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 9 Aims of teaching Sources of local government and educational laws. Presentation of the elements of the selfgovernment and educational law. Influence of local government on schools and educational institutions. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social skills: P_W01 knows and understands the professional literature. P_W02 understands the scope of specific legislation which is specific to the institution. P_U01 specifies in detail the legal regulations concerning the institution. P_U02 uses the specialist language in the field of individual branches of law. P_K01 is able to identify key issues for the implementation of complex tasks in organizations. P_K02 properly assesses their knowledge with the continuous deepening awareness. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W09 K_W07 K_U02 K_U04 K_K03 K_K04 Course contents Sources of local government and educational laws; laws governing the operation of local government and schools and educational institutions, the structure of government and its powers, acts of local law, the education system - the structure, elements, skills, principles of education law. Recommended literature Basic Administration II, 25

26 Balicki A., Pyter M., Prawo oświatowe, Warszawa Izdebski H., Samorząd terytorialny, Warszawa Supplementary Kurzyna-Chmiel, D. Podstawy prawne i organizacyjne oświaty: prawo oświatowe w zarysie Warszawa, M. Chmaj, Prawo samorządu terytorialnego, Warszawa Assessment methods and criteria Lecture - written examination- P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02, K_U01, K_K02. Student workload hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Study of literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 21 Preparation for test and the examination Full time studies: 25, part-time studies: 25 Other - Total student workload in hours Full time studies: 90, part-time studies: 90 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 contact wseczyk@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 26

27 Specialization: Administration and Management of Education Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Selected Problems of Labor Law / Studies Wybrane elementy prawa pracy Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Study Mode of delivery programme: Face to face Administration Type of course unit Course unit code AII.MV.3.W.E.P. Language of Instruction Level of study: Second-cycle degree optional Name of lecturer(s) dr Piotr Szymaniec Polish/English Prerequisites and co-requisites Basic knowledge concerning the legal system in Poland. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 3 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig (cele kształcenia) Presentation of the most important institutions against the background of the labor law doctrine and court decisions.to show the practical application of labour law. To teach students to use the legal notions and terminology specific to the labor law. Reference to Learning outcomes of the course unit programme learning outcomes P_W01 the student knows the basic institutions of K_W03, K_W05 Knowledge: labor law and presents their characteristics. P_W02 student differs the employment relationship K_W07 from other forms of employment and identifies the conditions of employment relationship. P_U01 student characterizes the particular K_U02, K_U03 institutions of labor law, using the court decisions and statements of the labor law doctrine. Skills: P_U02 student applies the knowledge of labor law to K_U04, K_U06 deal with the rights and obligations of employees and employers in the given facts. P_U03 student justifies his/her opinion concerning K_U04, K_U08 given facts by the use of the proper legal argumentation. Social Competences: P_K01 student is aware of the rights that he enjoys as an employee, and the duties which are incumbent on the employee and the liability associated with non- K_K02 Administration II, 27

28 compliance with labor law regulations. Course contents Principles of labor law. The employment relationship. Obligations of the employer and the employee. Remuneration for work. Work time. Time systems. The task of working time. Employee leave - annual leave, free of charge. Maternity leave. Legal responsibility of an employee. Freedom of movement for workers within the European Union. Recommended literaturę Basic Prawo pracy, red. Z. Niedbała, Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Gersdorf M., Rączka K., Prawo pracy: podręcznik w pytaniach i odpowiedziach, Lexis Naxis, Warszawa Florek L., Prawo pracy, wydanie 14, C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary Świątkowski A. M., Polskie prawo pracy, wydanie 3, Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Florek L., Europejskie prawo pracy, wydanie 4, Lexis Nexis, Warszawa Asseessment methods and criteria Lecture - written examination: P_W01, P_W02, P_U0. Classes - written pass (a case study): P_U02, P_U03; discussion: P_K01. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 30 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 15 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 16 ohter - Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact pszymaniec@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 28

29 Specialization: Administration and Management of Education Institute: Course unit title of Socio-Legal Public Finance / Studies Finanse publiczne Year of study/semester 2 nd year, semester 3 Mode of delivery Study Face to face programme: Administration Type of course unit Level of study: Second-cycle degree Course unit code AII.MV.4.F.P. Language of Instruction optional Polish/English Name of lecturer(s) dr Teofil Moskal Prerequisites and co-requisites Students should have a basic knowledge of the processes of economic and political system of the state and its organs. Should have basic knowledge of constitutional law and administrative law with regard to sources of positive law in Poland. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Lecture full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Classes full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 12 Aims of teachnig Presentation of issues related to the functioning of the public finances and their functions and role in the management of the state. Learning outcomes of the course unit Knowledge: Skills: Social Competence: P_W01 student has detailed rules and budgetary functions, processes, adopting, implementing the budget, the institutions of government deficits and debt. P_W02 student understands in detail the functioning of public finances. P_U01 student differentiate and determine the scope of the central finance and local government finances. P_K01 student is prepared for an active role in the various offices and administrative units of public finances. P_K02 student recognizes the complexity of the public finances and is aware of the need for continuous updating of their knowledge. Reference to programme learning outcomes K_W06 K_W07 K_U01 K_K02 K_K06 Course contents The concept of public finances, their functions and the principle role in the functioning of the state, the essence of the state budget, procedures for the preparation, adoption and implementation of the state budget, organizational and legal forms, issues of breach of budgetary discipline, the deficit and public debt. Administration II, 29

30 Recommended literature Basic Mastalski R., Mastalska E., Prawo finansowe, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Drwiłło A., Podstawy finansów i prawa finansowego, Wolters Kluwer, Warszawa Brzeziński B., Prawo finansów publicznych, Dom Organizatora, Toruń Supplementary Owsiak S., Finanse publiczne. Teoria i praktyka, PWN, Warszawa Assessment and methods and criteria Lecture - oral exam (three open questions): P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_K01, P_K02. Classes oral exam: P_W01, P_W02, P_U01, P_K01, P_K02. Student workload Number of hours Contact hours Full time studies: 30, part-time studies: 24 Individual work of student Full time studies: -, part-time studies: - Class preparation Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 10 Study of the literature Full time studies: 15, part-time studies: 11 Preparation for tests and the examination Full time studies: 20, part-time studies: 20 Other Full time studies: 10, part-time studies: 20 Total student workload (hours) Full time studies: 85, part-time studies: 85 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 Contact tmoskal@pwsz.com.pl Administration II, 30