Aleksandra Monarcha-Matlak

Prof. Aleksandra Monarcha-Matlak is a Professor at the University of Szczecin’s Faculty of Law and Administration, specializing in public law with a focus on electronic administration, public administration organization, and administrative law. Her research explores technological advancements in administrative processes, legal frameworks for new technologies, and administrative efficiency.

Academic Background:

• PhD from the University of Wrocław (1996) under Prof. Adam Chełmoński.
• Habilitation (2010) at University of Szczecin with a monograph on electronic communication law.
• Granted the title of Professor (2011) by University of Szczecin.

Teaching & Leadership:

• Teaching administrative law, administrative procedure, and public administration supervision.
• Supervisor of the Administrative Scientific Club and Research Team of Administrative Law, New Technologies, and Space Law.
• Former chair of electoral and recruitment commissions.

Professional Activities:

• Member of the Telecommunications and Cybersecurity Competencies Sectoral Council.
• Contributed to a National Centre for Research and Development project on state security (until 2016).
• Taught at multiple institutions including Szczecin University of Technology and Gorzów Wielkopolski University of Technology.

Research Areas: Her work addresses electronic governance, legal implications of new technologies, administrative accountability, and organizational theory in public administration.