Bachelor’s degree programmes (first cycle) Administration
Make decisions that matter.
Explore the principles of public administration, as well as the laws and procedures that govern its operations. Gain the skills needed to function effectively in government offices, institutions, and the business world.
Why choose Administration (first cycle)?

Law and Administrative Procedures
You will learn about administrative law, administrative proceedings, public finance, and the principles governing the operations of public institutions.

Local Government from the Inside
You'll learn how municipalities and other local government units operate, how they manage their finances and assets, and how they enact local laws.

Administration in the Business World
You will learn about consumer and competition law, restructuring, accounting, and the principles of how businesses operate.

Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
You will learn how to conduct negotiations and mediations, present arguments effectively, and communicate in professional situations.
What will you learn?

Laws and Regulations
You will understand how the government works and the fundamentals of administrative, constitutional, civil, and commercial law.

Administration
You'll see how government offices, public institutions, and local governments operate, and how they carry out their duties and handle citizens' matters.

Management
You will develop skills in organizing work, planning tasks, making decisions, and leading a team.

Documents and Procedures
You will practice working with regulations and documents, using legal sources, and solving administrative and legal problems.

Communication
You will gain confidence in communication, negotiation, and presenting arguments, as well as in teamwork and interactions with clients or citizens.

Organization
You will learn how to plan and carry out tasks, organize your daily work, and function effectively within administrative structures and other organizations.
Where can you work after graduation? Career prospects
Programmes at UJW are taught in Polish
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