The graduate of this program possesses knowledge in social sciences, particularly in law and administration, as well as basic economic knowledge. The practical profile of the education enables the preparation of students for clerical work in various public administration structures—both governmental and local—as well as for applying law in non-public institutions. The graduate is prepared for independent enhancement and supplementation of acquired knowledge and skills in the context of ongoing integration processes in Europe. They are capable of solving professional problems, have skills in communicating with their environment at work, actively participating in group work, and organizing and managing small teams.

A graduate of the Administration program will acquire knowledge in managing various governmental, local government, professional structures, and nonprofit institutions across different areas of their operations. The curriculum also prepares students for starting their own business ventures. Graduates will be eligible to apply for jobs in government and local administration, courts and prosecutor's offices, tax offices, the police, border guards, fire departments, military police, railway protection services, customs, municipal (city) guards, detective agencies, security agencies, foundations, associations, and European Union institutions.