Knowledge

The student...

has knowledge of the relationship between general and special administrative law
has knowledge of the organization, operations, delegation, and internal management of the public administration
has knowledge of the fundamental rules governing administrative activities
has knowledge of key rules in administrative law, including requirements for legal competence and core legal principles
has knowledge of the limits of the administration’s substantive powers
has knowledge of procedural rules in administrative law
has knowledge of the rules governing administrative decisions, including the rules on appeals, reversal, and invalid administrative decisions
has knowledge of the courts’ competence to review administrative decisions, as well as the state's system of oversight and control of the public administration
is familiar with the structure, functions, and tools of the public administration
is familiar with the rules on compensation in cases involving invalid administrative decisions
is familiar with ethical issues in public administration
is familiar with the rules on transparency and access to information (freedom of information)
is familiar with the rules concerning public officials’ duty of loyalty and freedom of speech

Skills

The student...

is able to identify, analyze, discuss, assess, and resolve theoretical and as well as practical legal questions in the field of administrative law by applying legal methodology

General competence

The student...

is able to identify and apply legal knowledge in general administrative law to resolve theoretical and practical legal issues, with particular emphasis on application in the workplace and in relevant professional roles
is able to carry out critical, ethical, and independent assessments of legal issues in the field of administrative law and reflect on such matters in light of professional practice

Subject description 6395

Administrative Law