“Anti-corruption studies” master’s program. List of courses

• English language;
• Corruption, public policy and society;
• Legal framework and institutional mechanisms for the prevention of corruption;
• Best practices for combating corruption: the experience of other countries;
• Research on corruption methodology;
• Information search in databases;
• Anti-corruption compliance;
• Anti-corruption expertise;
• Institutional mechanisms for preventing corruption in partisan and electoral activities: the experience of the EU;
• Social inequality and corruption;
• Quantitative methods in corruption studies;
• Qualitative methods in corruption studies;
• Political science: theoretical and applied aspects;
• Academic integrity;
• Freedom of information and access to public information;
• Preparation of analytical documents;
• Anti-corruption campaigns of civic organizations;
• Communication strategies in the field of combating corruption.
• Recovery of illegally obtained assets;
• Disclosure and prevention of corruption in public procurement;
• Macroeconomics;
• Microeconomics;
• Investigation of corruption offences;
• Qualification of corruption offences;
• Rule of law and public administration;
• Principles of journalistic investigations;
• Economic policy and governance analysis;
• Economic and political aspects of policy analysis;
• Public finances;
• Electronic multilevel governance and E-democracy;
• Political psychology and imageology;
• Influence of civic organizations on anti-corruption reforms;
• Basics of network analysis;
• Economics and finances of budgetary institutions and non-profit non-governmental organizations;
• Problems of property rights protection;
• Interaction of the state, business and civil society;
• Behavioural economy as a method of researching corruption;
• Econometrics.