Management Assistance and Secretariat

Some of the subjects studied within this program are: Sociology and logics, Public functionary ethics, Correspondence and secretary techniques, the Sociology of organizations, Organizational psychology, HR Management, Protocol and public relations. The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the second year of study, 4 weeks, and summing 120 hours at the end of the third semester.

The professional competencies that the graduate students can obtain after gaining their Master’s diploma are:

• Using basic concepts and principles of organizing and operating administrative structures for professional insertion in public and/or private institutions
• Identifying and applying legal dispositions regarding the administrative system, including initiating and formulating law and/or administrative proposals
• Oral and written communication, in the language used by the study program and an international language, of messages that are structured with reference to a specialized issue
• Applying techniques and procedural tools that are specific for secretary and management assistance activities by using information and communications technology (ICT)
• Using the necessary special knowledge in organizing different professional manifestations
• Elaborating, implementing and evaluating programs and different projects, including raising European funds
  
  

Possible career paths:

• Assistant-manager,
• Office assistant,
• Office manager,
• Director assistant,
• Director secretary-assistant,
• Administrative assistant, who, among other things, assists the Head of Unit in communication problems, documentation and/or coordination of the internal management of an administrative unit,
• Notarial secretary,
• Administrative clerk