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Expected learning outcomes:
They possess monetary and fiscal instruments for regulating the economy. They demonstrate
a systematic approach to assessing the impact of the above-mentioned tools on the
development of the economy, individual industries/spheres, as well as regions. They are able
to use these tools for the development of a specific industry and the development of regions

2. Information and analytical technologies of public administration
Credits 2
Semester 4 (Spring semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at developing competencies in the use of analytical and computer tools
within digital management platforms; the use of modern methods and technologies for
collecting, processing and analyzing big data contained in various resources and information
databases;
assessment of the effectiveness of public administration and decision-making based on data
analysis; application of methods for the preparation of analytical materials in order to improve
the effectiveness and validity of management decisions
Expected learning outcomes:
They know the specifics of information and analytical work in public administration; they are
able to structure data, build data models (connection of various sources), process and analyze
data, create effective data visualizations to present the results of scientific research, as well as
for decision-making in public administration

3. Applied econometric analysis
Credits 2
Semester 4 (Spring semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at developing students' analytical thinking skills; in-depth study of
econometric methods of data analysis describing economic processes, the formation of skills
in using these tools in practice
Expected learning outcomes:
They know the principles of setting an econometric task, the main problems of solving it, are
able to evaluate econometric models describing socio-economic processes, test hypotheses
and develop an econometric model

«8D04113 - Public Administration» Educational Program
DPA – 2023 (3 years full-time)

It is necessary to dial 2 credits

1. Audit of the performance of government agencies
Credits 2
Semester 3 (Autumn semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at mastering the skills of conducting a government audit to assess the
activities of central government bodies and local executive bodies; development of skills to
analyze the activities of government bodies based on well-founded criteria and performance
assessment indicators and develop recommendations for improving the activities of central
government bodies and local executive bodies
Expected learning outcomes:
Knows methods of conducting performance audits taking into account foreign experience.
Demonstrate a systematic approach to analyzing and assessing the activities of central
government bodies and local executive bodies. Able to justify performance assessment criteria
and recommendations for improving the activities of government bodies