The Professional Bachelor's Degree in Administrative Sciences and Techniques trains experts capable of managing, organizing, and optimizing the administrative services of public and private organizations. Students acquire skills in human resources management, public finance, administrative law, and project management to meet the growing needs in terms of management and administration.
SKILLS DEVELOPED:
- Administrative management: Mastery of administrative management and documentation techniques.
- Human resources management: In-depth knowledge of personnel management practices, recruitment, training, and skills development.
- Public and private finance: Skills in budget management, accounting, and management control.
- Administrative law: Knowledge of administrative regulations and procedures.
- Project management: Planning, organization, and monitoring of administrative projects.
- Public relations management: Skills in institutional communication and management of relations with stakeholders.
- Public policy analysis: Evaluation and analysis of public policies and programs.
- IT applied to administration: Use of IT tools and administrative management software.
- Administrative quality and performance: Implementation of quality approaches to improve the effectiveness of administrative services.
CAREER PROSPECTS:
Graduates of the Professional Bachelor's Degree in Administrative Sciences and Techniques can access various positions, such as:
- Administrative Manager: Management and organization of administrative services within a company or administration.
- Administrative Project Officer: Coordination of administrative projects and management of relations with stakeholders.
- Human Resources Manager: Personnel management, recruitment, and employee training.
- Public/Private Accountant: Management of finances and accounting in public and private organizations.
- Executive Assistant: Assistance and administrative support to company or administration executives.
- Administration Consultant: Advising organizations to optimize their administrative processes.
- Institutional Communication Manager: Management of internal and external communication of organizations.
- Public Policy Analyst: Evaluation and analysis of public policies and government programs.
- Administrative Project Manager: Planning and management of administrative projects.
