Master of Science degree
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Administrative and Juridical Science of public and private organizations

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Academic year 2023/2024
Department of Law
Università degli Studi di Torino
EQF level: 7
Degree classification: LM 63 - public sector administration
Field of study: politics, social sciences and communications
Place of teaching
torino (TO), italy
*Modalità di accesso
*Accesso libero
Teaching
Mix of online and classroom-based mode
Languages in which the course is held
Italian
University formative credits
120
Cost
Not specified

Course contents

The master's degree course in "Administrative and legal sciences of public and private organizations" aims to train a professional figure capable of responding to the new needs of efficiency, effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of complex administrations, with adequate skills to deal with legal, administrative, recruitment and managerial problems, and effectively relate to other public and private organizations. It is a high-profile professional figure, with solid skills that are not limited to the local or national sphere, but which have a European and international scope. In the labor market, these figures are intended not only for state owned companies but also for companies that interact with or are controlled by public bodies, as well as non-profit organizations.

To this end, the master's degree program provides a solid multidisciplinary legal, economic, business, managerial and political-social preparation, aimed at an in-depth understanding of the functioning mechanisms of such organizations.

Specific objectives of the course are:
- broaden the students' ability to apply the basic knowledge already acquired in the three-year degrees in decision-making processes both in the legal and economic-business fields;
- to create general skills but at the same time that allow to intervene in specific areas and problems of the various organizations.

In the training course, the student's study activity is intended to be covered for 70% by personal commitment. It offers the opportunity to attend courses in English, as well as the opportunity to take the final exam in that language, in order to provide adequate preparation to enter an international world of work.

The courses include interactive teaching where traditional lectures alternate with direct participation of students.
The master's degree course is delivered in "mixed" mode and is currently divided into two curricula: private organisations and public entities.
This means that the student can achieve up to a maximum of 80 credits in distance learning mode.

a) Final exam.
The final exam should be:
• Monographic dissertation (in the context of economic research, doctrine, jurisprudence or legislative authority). The candidate must analyze the status quaestionis, discuss weaknesses and propose a systematic and original approach to the subject;
• Term paper, which consists of a subject analysis or a case-study; the candidate must discuss a legal and / or economic analysis, through normative sources, business analysis tools, doctrinal theses and jurisprudential leanings (e.g.: case note; reasoned opinion on a practical case or a problematic issue; business case study). During the work it is possible, with the supervisor’s consent, to convert the structure of the final exam from dissertation to final paper or other way round. The final exam should be written in English.

b) Thesis title.
The thesis title form must be delivered to the “Segreteria studenti Polo CLE”:
- 6 months before the discussion if you write a monographic dissertation
- 3 months before the discussion if you write a term paper
If the candidate changes the presentation form, he /she will follow the specific rules. The conversion of the final exam must be signed by the supervisor.

c) Oral presentation.
The final exam ends with the oral presentation of the work, in the presence of a Commission made up of at least seven teachers:
• Candidates, supervisors, co-examiners and the other commission members discuss the most significant aspects of the research. As soon as the candidates knows the commissioners, and in any case at least one week before the discussion, he / she must send to them the pdf of the thesis;
• The presentation of the term paper involves an oral presentation; the Commission members can ask some questions if they believe it is necessary

d) Evaluation of the degree exam and final grade.
Each “lode” obtained during the university career is worth an additional score of 0.2 to be added to the average final score out of 110. After the oral presentation, the commission assigns:
• up to 7 points, if the candidate has discussed the monographic dissertation;
• up to 5 points, if the candidate has discussed the term paper.
The Commission can award, unanimously, the “lode” if the candidate has obtained the grade of 110/110; the Commission can also confer the mention or, in particularly deserving cases, the recommendation for publication (“dignità di stampa”).
Page of the course on the University's website

Teaching

Place of teaching
torino (TO), italy
University formative credits
120
Attendance methods
Not compulsory attendance
Teaching
Mix of online and classroom-based mode
Languages in which the course is held
Italian

Admission requirements

Type of degree required
1st Level Degree, 2nd Level Degree
Field of study
law
Foreign language skills
...
Other educational requirements
...

Admission

*Modalità di accesso
*Accesso libero
Admission
Admission selection
Cost
Not specified

Employment opportunities

The courses include interactive teaching where traditional lectures alternate with direct participation of students.
The master's degree course is delivered in "mixed" mode and is currently divided into two curricula: private organisations and public entities. This means that the student can achieve up to a maximum of 80 credits in distance learning mode.

a) Final exam.
The final exam should be:
• Monographic dissertation (in the context of economic research, doctrine, jurisprudence or legislative authority). The candidate must analyze the status quaestionis, discuss weaknesses and propose a systematic and original approach to the subject;
• Term paper, which consists of a subject analysis or a case-study; the candidate must discuss a legal and / or economic analysis, through normative sources, business analysis tools, doctrinal theses and jurisprudential leanings (e.g.: case note; reasoned opinion on a practical case or a problematic issue; business case study). During the work it is possible, with the supervisor’s consent, to convert the structure of the final exam from dissertation to final paper or other way round. The final exam should be written in English.

b) Thesis title.
The thesis title form must be delivered to the “Segreteria studenti Polo CLE”:
- 6 months before the discussion if you write a monographic dissertation
- 3 months before the discussion if you write a term paper
If the candidate changes the presentation form, he /she will follow the specific rules. The conversion of the final exam must be signed by the supervisor.

c) Oral presentation.
The final exam ends with the oral presentation of the work, in the presence of a Commission made up of at least seven teachers:
• Candidates, supervisors, co-examiners and the other commission members discuss the most significant aspects of the research. As soon as the candidates knows the commissioners, and in any case at least one week before the discussion, he / she must send to them the pdf of the thesis;
• The presentation of the term paper involves an oral presentation; the Commission members can ask some questions if they believe it is necessary

d) Evaluation of the degree exam and final grade.
Each “lode” obtained during the university career is worth an additional score of 0.2 to be added to the average final score out of 110. After the oral presentation, the commission assigns:
• up to 7 points, if the candidate has discussed the monographic dissertation;
• up to 5 points, if the candidate has discussed the term paper.
The Commission can award, unanimously, the “lode” if the candidate has obtained the grade of 110/110; the Commission can also confer the mention or, in particularly deserving cases, the recommendation for publication (“dignità di stampa”).

The master's degree offers employment opportunities in the field of Legal Experts in companies or public bodies. In particular, it trains specialists in the management and control of public administrations, tax and tax consultants and specialists in personnel problems.
The course prepares for the profession of:
• Management specialists in the Public Administration
• Control specialists in the Public Administration
• Human resources specialists
• Work organization specialists
• Legal experts in businesses
• Legal experience in public bodies
The course DOES NOT allow access to the careers of:
• Notary
• Lawyer

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Notes
The course DOES NOT allow access to the careers of:
• Notary
• Lawyer
Other editions of the same course
Academic year edition 2022/2023Academic year edition 2021/2022Academic year edition 2020/2021
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