Master's Degree in Administrative Management
Program Overview
Máster Universitario en Gestión Administrativa
The Master's Degree in Administrative Management is a professional and specialized program aimed at training graduates in Public Administration, Labor Relations, and Law as Administrative Managers. The program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in administrative management, enabling them to work as professionals in the field.
Objectives
The general objective of the Master's Degree in Administrative Management is to provide students with a comprehensive education in administrative management, focusing on the acquisition of professional and specialized knowledge. The specific objectives of the program are:
- Represent: To train professionals who can represent individuals and companies before public administrations, providing effective and efficient services.
- Inform: To train professionals who can inform and advise clients on administrative procedures and decisions.
- Manage: To train professionals who can manage and execute administrative procedures, using new technologies and communication tools.
- Deepen: To train professionals who can deepen their knowledge in specific areas of administrative management, such as financial and accounting management.
Structure of the Studies
The Master's Degree in Administrative Management is a 60-credit program, consisting of 9 compulsory subjects, a final project, and external academic practices. The program is divided into two semesters, with the following structure:
- First Semester:
- Constitutional Law, European Union Law, and Professional Deontology (6 credits)
- Administrative Law (9 credits)
- Tax Law (6 credits)
- Criminal Law (3 credits)
- Civil Law (6 credits)
- Second Semester:
- Commercial Law (6 credits)
- Labor Law and Social Security (6 credits)
- Fundamentals of Accounting (3 credits)
- Public Administrations, Public Entities, and Public Companies in Spain (3 credits)
- Final Project (6 credits)
- External Academic Practices (6 credits)
Identity Features
The Master's Degree in Administrative Management has a combination of full-time and associate professors, ensuring a balance between theoretical and practical knowledge. The program also includes external academic practices, supervised by the College of Administrative Managers of Alicante, which provides students with hands-on experience in administrative management.
Resources and Facilities
The Faculty of Law, where the program is taught, has modern facilities, including classrooms, computer rooms, and a library. The university also offers various services, such as a language center, a sports center, and a career counseling service.
Continuing Education
After completing the Master's Degree in Administrative Management, students can pursue further education, such as a doctoral program, or enter the labor market as professionals in administrative management.
Professional Outlets
The Master's Degree in Administrative Management provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to work as administrative managers in various fields, including public administration, private companies, and non-profit organizations. The program is designed to meet the needs of the labor market, providing students with a competitive edge in the job market.
Scholarships and Aid
The University of Alicante offers various scholarships and aid programs to help students finance their education. Students can apply for scholarships and aid through the university's website.
University Life
The University of Alicante offers a wide range of activities and services to enhance students' university experience, including cultural events, sports, and volunteer opportunities. Students can also participate in exchange programs, internships, and research projects to gain practical experience and build their professional network.