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4. Law and Development |
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Law and development is a compulsory subject. This course discusses the role of law in promoting a country's development by comparing the diversity of the legal system, the concept of law, the behavior of the law, the process of how legislation in different countries at different stages has promoted or inhibited development. From there, generalize the principles of building and using the law most wisely and effectively. This course will help students gain the knowledge and skills of a master's degree by completing defined objectives. To accomplish the goals, students must read documents in advance, listen to lectures, practice skills and apply knowledge to analyze and solve specific problems. Knowledge includes: (1) Knowledge of the factors that influence the success and failure of each country; generalization skills. (2) Knowledge of the role of law in institutional change and through institutional change affecting the development or demise of each nation; analytical skills; (3) Good knowledge of the set of criteria and legal process; skills in appraisal and drafting of laws for the development of society. The subject is divided into 16 weeks of study, one session per week, each session is about 04. By combining lectures and discussion exercises throughout the year, students will have to practice many skills, divided into groups to discuss. Discuss how to organize and draft preliminary outlines, detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
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5. Property Law |
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Property law is an elective subject. After completing this course, students will understand: Legal regime of property and types of property, especially land use rights, Legal regime of property ownership, forms of ownership, Legal regime on property transactions: purchase and sale, capital contribution, mortgage, pledge. After introducing request and the concepts of property rights and rights of owners, this course will focus on the specific rights of land users under Vietnamese law compared with Chinese, United States, Australian and other countries' legal system such as the law of the United States, France and some European countries. This course helps students achieve the following objectives: (1) awareness, knowledge of property, property, rights compared to rights, the registration system, and special requests, enmity arising from land-use rights (2), gradually acquiring skills in the practice related to the use, disposition, pledge, mortgage of property rights (3) in a business context that tends to the position is globalized (4). The subject is divided into 16 weeks of study, one session per week, about four periods each, a combination of lectures and discussion exercises spread throughout the year. Students will have to practice many skills and be divided into groups to discuss how to organize the drafting of preliminary outlines and detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
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6. Law and Public Policy |
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Public management can be considered as the process of organizing government activities, planning, selecting, promulgating and implementing public policies to ensure public interests. In that process, legislation has an important role in establishing the mission, vision, functions of authorities, defining the process of policy selection and the adoption in the form of legislation. This course helps learners understand the interrelationships between public administration, public policy and law. The course is 3 credits, divided into 8 topics, each topic is included in 1 session, combining lecturing, discussions, case studies and conducting independent research under the guidance of the lecturer. Students must read an average of 50-70 pages of material per topic. The material includes in Vietnamese and in English. |
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7. Administrative Jurisdiction |
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This is a compulsory subject. The course provides students with theoretical and practical knowledge on administrative procedures to meet the requirements of building a rule of law state, with strong and effective control over the operation of the executive branch, thereby contributing to in protecting the legitimate rights and interests of people and businesses. From the theoretical and practical issues mentioned above, through the course, students understand, apply and interpret necessary for the formulation, organization, implementation and improvement of administrative procedural law; ensure the effective settlement of administrative cases and protect the lawful rights and interests of individuals and organizations against the illegal encroachment of the exercise of executive power. |
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8. Public servant and Public Assignment in State Economy Administration |
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Managing, orienting and regulating economic development is one of the important functions of every country in the process of national construction and development. Public service is the exercise of state power in order to manage aspects of social life, including economic activity. The civil service system is mainly operated through a contingent of civil servants. Therefore, civil servants and public servants are an important element of national administration, which is a field of public activities, associated with state power, specifically the executive branch. Civil servants and public servants in the State management of the economy are jobs through the tasks and powers of state administrative agencies, administrative civil servants associated with the processes (orders and procedures) set by the State administrative agencies. prescribed by law to perform state management of the economy. Public administration activities are decisive to the effectiveness and efficiency of the national administration. In other words, civil servants and public servants in the state management of the economy are the concretization of the executive power, the rights of the State and the people in the field of state administrative management for the development of the national economy. |
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9. Domestication of International law on Governace |
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Global governance is a term related to the rules in state governance, introduced and popularized by international institutions. By participating in such institutions, countries must abide by their commitments to the implementation of standards related to global governance. The process of internalization occurs through the process of transplanting legislation so that the national law is compatible with international legal norms. However, this process may be smooth in one country, but may be problematic in another, depending on institutional characteristics and barriers to political and sovereign interests of nation. This module is dedicated to the graduate level, focusing on the following topics: (1) The concept, characteristics and history of globalization and global governance, (2) The legal framework for state governance in the laws of international institutions, (3) The principle of global governance through the concepts of transparency, accountability, participatory and accountability, also known as global administrative law, (4) Identify institutional barriers to absorbing global standards. (5) Internalizing international commitments: requirements, principles and procedures, (6) The case of Vietnam in relation to the United Nations and the WTO. |
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10. Law and Policy in Evironment |
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This course is designed to introduce graduated students to in-depth knowledge of environmental law and policy. To that end, this course will include the following: - Introduce approaches to environmental issues and environmental management today. - Research on current situation of environmental pollution and climate change - Environmental protection: environmental protection planning, strategic environmental assessment, environmental impact assessment and environmental protection plan - International law on environmental protection: United Nations declarations on the environment, international conventions to which Vietnam has and will join. - With this course, students will be equipped with basic knowledge of environmental law and policy, an important content in the process of graduate law training. Students will study and discuss global environmental issues, such as climate change and sustainable development. At the same time, students will analyze, evaluate and discuss international conventions related to the environment as well as analyze real-life situations. - To develop skills in teamwork and problem presentation, participants will encourage group work, group discussion and report group research results. - In particular, the skills of searching, selecting and researching documents are necessary skills for this subject so that students can complete group research papers as well as analyze real-life situations, especially documents in English. |
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11. Law on planning and real estate management |
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The module on urban planning and real estate market management studies the practical legal provisions governing urban planning and state management for real estate business activities in Vietnam. . Specifically, students will study the regulations on the formulation, appraisal and approval of urban planning, classification of urban planning, the authority to formulate and approve urban planning, and adjustment of urban planning in Vietnam. Vietnam. In addition, the legal regulations on state management of the real estate market in Vietnam are also studied from the following angles: the legal provisions on market entry conditions that the Vietnamese state stipulates. For investors, the issue of control and management of housing projects to be formed in the future, real estate project transfer transactions of investors as well as legal regulations on management. Housing project management to ensure that those projects are implemented in accordance with the approved content and requirements is one of the main contents in the training program of this module. The legal module on urban planning and state management of the real estate market is divided into two main parts as follows: A study on the legal provisions on urban planning and planning in Vietnam and Part 2 studies the regulations on Vietnam's real estate market and the legal regulations on state management of the real estate market. |
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- Elective: Select 3 out of 9 |
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12. Business Law (advanced) |
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This course equips students of business and mathematics majors with the legal knowledge about the business environment in Vietnam, which is necessary for a full understanding, correct implementation and compliance with legal principles in business. , apply these legal principles most effectively for business activities. In addition to the introductory part, the main content of the course focuses on 3 contents: Part one: Law on enterprises. Students will be equipped with legal knowledge about types of business organizations, including legal characteristics, regulations on conditions and procedures for establishing business organizations. regulations on organization of business administration and administration, regulations on corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and regulations on dissolution and insolvency settlement. and corporate bankruptcy. Part two: Law on contracts in business. Students will be equipped with legal knowledge about entering, performing, changing, canceling, terminating contracts and handling invalid contracts. Students are also equipped with legal knowledge on determining breach of contract and remedial measures for breach of contract. Part three: Law on dispute settlement in business. Students will be equipped with legal knowledge to be able to choose the appropriate method to resolve business disputes when they arise. In particular, alternative dispute resolution methods such as ADR such as Commercial Mediation and Commercial Arbitration will be focused on presenting as popular business dispute resolution methods in the world and in Vietnam. |
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13. Rule of Law |
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This is a compulsory subject. The course introduces the views and concepts of the rule of law; signs are identifying the rule of law; criteria for assessing the level of the rule of law; views on the socialist rule of law state in Vietnam today; building and perfecting the socialist rule of law state in Vietnam today. This course will help students gain the knowledge and skills of a master's degree by completing defined objectives. To accomplish the goals, students must read documents in advance, listen to lectures, practice skills and apply knowledge to analyze and solve specific problems. Knowledge and skills include: (1) The concept, approaches to the rule of law, and the historical development of the rule of law. Develop skills in jurisprudence analysis, document analysis, argumentation, argumentation. (2) Identification signs and criteria for assessing the level of the rule of law. Develop observation, analysis, evaluation, and comparison skills in the study of legal phenomena. (3) Perspectives on the socialist rule of law state in Vietnam and building the rule of law in Vietnam today. Develop skills in analysis, evaluation, implementation of legal activities and processes in practice. The subject is divided into 12 weeks of study, one session per week, each session is about 04. By combining lectures and discussion exercises throughout the year, students will have to practice many skills, divided into groups to discuss. Discuss how to organize the drafting of preliminary outlines, detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
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14. Public-Private Partnershop and dispute resolving procedure |
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This is an elective subject. This course discusses the possibility of using private resources to provide public services; the ability and efficiency to use agreements between the state and private partners to replace unilateral administrative decisions; and at the same time analyze the specific dispute resolution mechanisms arising from public private partnership (PPP). This course will help students gain the knowledge and skills of a master's degree by completing defined objectives. To accomplish the objectives, students must read documents in advance, listen to lectures, practice skills and apply knowledge of the subject to analyze and solve specific problems. The course includes the following knowledge blocks: (1) Knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of using private resources; (2) Knowledge of the characteristics and principles of PPP agreements compared with traditional commercial civil contracts; (3) Knowledge of dispute settlement mechanisms arising from PPP agreements. The subject is divided into 12 weeks of study, one session per week, each session is about 04 periods, combining lectures and discussion exercises, spread throughout the year, students will have to practice many skills, divided into groups to discuss. Discuss how to organize the drafting of preliminary outlines, detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
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15. Public finance |
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This module focuses on studying theoretical models and tools used by the government to intervene in the economy, including: distribution and efficiency, externality theory; public spending and public goods, benefit and cost analysis, public choice, fiscal decentralization and overspending financing. After completing this module, students can improve their skills in analyzing public finance and public policy; At the same time, it is possible to assess the impact of public policy on allocative efficiency, social justice and economic stability. |
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16. Law on govermental property and state compensation liability |
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This course is intended to provide master’s students with in-depth knowledge of two important groups of issues in public administration: the law on public administration and the law on state compensation liability. The course content includes the following topics: - Issues of public property management: students will have access to theories and foundations for building regulations on public property identification, the role of public property and the necessity of public property management. Students also have access to regulations on public asset management in administrative and non-business areas, public assets belonging to infrastructure serving national interests, public interests, and asset management. management at enterprises, financial management of land and other resources, management of assets established under state ownership, management of state reserves.. - The issue of state compensation, trainees have access to different theories on the basis of state compensation, analyze and evaluate the provisions of current Vietnamese law on state compensation, including contents in mind such as: basis for determining state compensation liability, compensation subject, way of determining compensated damage, compensation procedures, compensation funds and payment procedures, responsibility reimbursement obligation. |
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17. Leadership in the public sector |
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Leadership is an activity that has appeared since the formation of human society and is one of the factors that play a decisive role in the development of human society and organizations. Therefore, it always receives special attention from everyone. Especially, in the context of globalization, with the explosion of knowledge, the economic, cultural and social environment has changed very rapidly. Currently, leadership has become a topic of special interest. In the context of a volatile society, leadership is facing enormous opportunities as well as enormous challenges for the survival and growth of communities and organizations. To exploit the opportunities well and adequately handle the challenges for the development of communities, organizations require strong and persuasive leadership competencies. This module focuses on exploring modern leadership research in organizations and communities in the context of globalization, knowledge explosion, and rapid change. Through the discussion of human understanding of the development of leadership theory and practice, it is possible to consider and evaluate different leadership theories, thereby contemplating and reflecting on the practices of learners. The topic can be applied in practice and improve the effectiveness of leadership. Open discussions on leadership theory and practice also help learners develop the key skills of leadership in the modern environment, namely identifying the right leadership challenges, developing effective leadership strategies, and developing leadership strategies. effective strategies to overcome leadership challenges, lead change, shape visions, create capabilities and conditions, and engage people in achieving common goals. |
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18. Law and Good governance |
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This is an elective subject. Students will identify the factors affecting governance in the public sector (participating in governance of local or central government), how those actors affect public governance. Key actors include: people and organisations, coalitions, their affiliated networks, press and media, business sector, organizations and associations, elected bodies. Participants also discuss core topics in public administration, including the structure of public administration, principles of management of resources in the public sector, including human and financial power. as well as the principles of efficiency and effectiveness measurement in public administration. Students feel that the economic, political and social context and environment for public administration are changing day by day, the expectations and demands of the people are increasingly creating new pressures for change in the region. public sector. With an expected career as public policy researchers and practitioners, through this course each student will be more accountable to all relevant actors when proposing or implementing a policy. The course emphasizes the objective, fair, and responsible responsibility before the voters, the community and the country of those who research and implement policies. |
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19. State power control |
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This is an elective subject. Analytical course (a) Characteristics of state power; (b) The strength and possibility of corruption of state power; (c) The need to control state power; (c) Subjects and ways of participating in state power control; (b) Consequences of abuse of state power. The course provides the following knowledge and skills: (1) Features of state power; the need to establish state power. (2) The history of state power abuse and the causes leading to state power corruption. (3) Skills to identify threats that state power can be abused; forecast trends when state power is abused. (4) Human experience on how to control state power and fundamental theories for state power control techniques. The subject is divided into 12 weeks of study, one session per week, each session is about 04 periods, combining lectures and discussion exercises, spread throughout the year, students will have to practice many skills, divided into groups to discuss. Discuss how to organize the drafting of preliminary outlines, detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
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20. Judicial review |
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This is an elective subject. This course discusses the role of courts, especially constitutional jurisdictions, in controlling state power; ensure that conflicts between constitutional bodies are resolved peacefully; The lines of demarcation of authority in the constitution are respected and unconstitutional acts will be adjudicated in the judicial way. The course provides the following knowledge and skills: (1) Origin and nature of the state; the origin and nature of the constitution and the need to establish constitutional jurisdiction. (2) History of constitutional jurisdiction in the world and history of constitutional jurisdiction in Vietnam; outline the process of advocacy and development of constitutional jurisdiction. (3) Knowledge of constitutional jurisdiction, including typical models of constitutional arbitration in the world & constitutional proceedings. The subject is divided into 12 weeks of study, one session per week, each session is about 04 periods, combining lectures and discussion exercises, spread throughout the year, students will have to practice many skills, divided into groups to discuss. Discuss how to organize the drafting of preliminary outlines, detailed outlines of essays in specialized law subjects. |
