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Public policies

The analysis of public policies in the process of creating public policies serves to make better decisions concerning citizens.

Lifelong learning programs Courses About public policies

PPMA Project (Public policy making and analysis)

This site was created as part of the PPMA project. The project has developed educational programs in the field of public policies within the framework of lifelong learning at universities in Serbia in cooperation with European universities, which together form partners in the project. In addition to this goal, the mission of our team is to improve the practice of creating public policies based on facts and analysis by expanding and strengthening the network of people who deal with public policies from different angles. That’s why we created the Policy Club.

How to use

Interdisciplinary short cycle programme in public policy analysis at University of Niš – Policy Club

Within the Lifelong Learning, short trainings are organized at the University of Niš:

1. BASIC MODULE

Subjects	The number of classes
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT	15
BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY	15
ELECTIVE COURSE FROM THE LIST	15
total:	45

2. APPLIED MODULE

Subjects	The number of classes
SECURITY AND GENDER EQUALITY IN PUBLIC POLICIES	15
NEGOTIATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR	15
ELECTIVE COURSE FROM THE LIST	15
total:	45

WHO ARE THE COURSES AND MODULES FOR?

Courses and modules in the field of public policy analysis can be useful to anyone who seeks to contribute to the well-being of the community and is interested in issues of general interest. They are intended for academic citizens who want to participate in the preparation of government strategies, local government development plans or contribute to the preparation of regulations in various fields such as: finance, science, technological and economic development, environment.

The selection and content of trainings are adapted to the needs of professionals who have completed undergraduate academic studies, have experience in working with public administration or the ambition to improve in that direction. Also, trainings can be attended by researchers from various fields who want to master the methodology, knowledge and skills for influencing important social decisions.

Participants will receive a certificate of completion of the programme.

VENUE: Short trainings will be organized at the University of Niš (according to the epidemiological situation) or online.

TIME: Classes will be held from 15 March 2021 to 31 May 2021 in the evening and on Saturdays according to a calendar that will be published later.

METHOD OF APPLICATION: Candidates can apply by sending a completed form to the address: ppma@ni.ac.rs. Additional questions can be asked via the same address. Candidates choose between two offered modules – basic and applied (indicate in the application).

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: 1 March 2021

TRAINING PRICE: Tuition for the first generation of students will be covered from the budget of the Erasmus + project “lnterdisciplinary short cycle programmes in public policy making and analysis (PPMA)”.

INFO DAY: You can get information about the programmes and classes on Wednesday, 24 February 2021, from 14h to 15h, via the link that will be published later after the applications are made.

More details about the short training and conditions can be found in the brochure and on the website https://ppma.pmf.uns.ac.rs/.

Project number: 598596‐EPP‐1‐2018‐1‐RS‐EPPKA2‐CBHE‐JP

“This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.”