Program Overview

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Master in Employment Law and Management in Public Administrations

The Master in Employment Law and Management in Public Administrations is a second-level master's program offered by the University of Bari Aldo Moro. The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of employment law and management in public administrations.

Program Details

• Academic Year: 2019/2020
• Type of Competition: By titles and interview
• Cost: 4,000.00 (to be paid in two installments of 2,000.00 each) + 4.13 (insurance contribution) + 54.00 (admission participation contribution) + 16.00 (virtual stamp duty)
• Proposing Structure: Department of Political Sciences
• Master Level: Second
• Credits: 60 CFU
• Edition: Eighth
• Presence/Distance: In presence
• Language: Italian
• Duration: Annual - 1,500 hours
• Compulsory Frequency: 80%
• Number of Participants: Minimum 15 - maximum 40

Proposal/Project

The program includes a proposal/project that aims to provide students with practical experience in employment law and management in public administrations.

Commission

The program has a commission that is responsible for evaluating the students' titles and conducting interviews for admission.

Approval of Concours Acts

The program's concours acts are approved by the Rector's Decree.

Final Examination

The program includes a final examination that students must pass to graduate.

Coordinator

The program coordinator is Prof. Giovanni Roma, who can be contacted for further information.

Regolamento dei Master Universitari e Short Master Universitari

The program is regulated by the University's regulations for master's and short master's programs.

Modulistica

The program has a specific modulistica that students must follow for admission and graduation.

FAQ Master e Short Master

The program has a frequently asked questions (FAQ) section that provides answers to common questions about the program.

Linee Guida per Istituzione di Master e Short Master Universitario

The program follows the University's guidelines for the institution of master's and short master's programs.

U.O. Master

The program is managed by the U.O. Master office, which is responsible for the administrative aspects of the program.

Responsabile

The program is headed by Mariantonietta Grittani, who is responsible for the overall management of the program.

Contact

For further information, students can contact the U.O. Master office or the program coordinator.