Law of digitisation in public administration (E-Government)

Lecturer (assistant)
  • Sarah Rachut
Number0000002021
TypeSeminar
Duration2 SWS
TermSommersemester 2022
Language of instructionGerman
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DatesSee TUMonline

Admission information

Objectives

Participants will learn the basics of digital administration in the context of German constitutional and administrative law and develop an understanding of the legal, political, technical and economic challenges of public administration in the digital transformation.

Description

The public administration is still struggling with the digital transformation. There have been regulations on electronic administrative procedures for 16 years and an e-government law for 6 years. But a real modernization of administration is far more than just generating and sending a PDF form. The lecture deals with the legal, political, technical, economic and ethical aspects of a digital administration.

Prerequisites

Participants should have attended the lectures "Fundamentals of Law".

Teaching and learning methods

Lecture with interactive elements and smaller homework.

Examination

At the end of the semester, an exam (90 minutes processing time) is offered.

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