As a result of studying the discipline, the graduate student should be able to demonstrate the following learning outcomes:
1. subject area and methodological basis of public administration;
2. perspective scientific directions of development of public administration;
3. technologies and procedures for formulating public administration goals;
4. laws, principles and mechanisms of public administration; ambush,
5. mechanisms, bodies, methods and styles of public administration;
6. take measures to introduce modern forms and methods
activity of the subject of public sphere, its structural subdivision, optimization of its functional and organizational structure, based on the content of modern management technologies;
7. apply methods and criteria for evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of public administration in the face of socio-economic change.
The learning outcomes of this discipline detail the following programmatic learning outcomes:
o the ability to describe, analyze and explain the historical, philosophical and institutional foundations of public administration.
o Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the specifics of government, economy and civil society.
o Ability to describe the foundations of e-governance as elements of the information society.
o Ability to formulate and summarize ethical principles and behaviors of public administration representatives.

Philosophy and methodology of science
Public Sector Reform
Global integration processes
Public administration in the EU

The content and interrelation of key concepts of public administration Subject matter of public administration. Methodological basis Stages of management thought development Sources of ideas for managing society and country Formation and development of theories of management of society and country Basic theories and schools of social and country management in the second half of the XX century Japanese version of human relations. Socio-engineering and humanitarian approaches The concept of rational choice and "new managerialism" Public administration in the context of neoclassical theory Modern system of public administration. The interconnection of economic science, sociology and political science The main directions of Europeanization of public administration in Ukraine

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Control work, oral examination (40%);
final control (60%, control measure, exam).