Fosztályvezet

Fosztályvezet is not a standard Hungarian job title in its own right. The form as written is likely a misspelling or truncation of established titles such as osztályvezető (division head) or főosztályvezető (head of a main directorate) used in Hungarian public administration.

In public administration, the role described by the standard terms typically entails leading a unit within a ministry, agency, or local government department. An osztályvezető heads a division within a directorate, while a főosztályvezető oversees a main directorate. Responsibilities commonly include strategic planning, policy implementation within the division's remit, coordination among sub-units, budget and resource management, personnel leadership, and representation in interagency or ministerial fora.

Actual duties vary with the organization, its size, and the applicable legal framework; the scope of authority is defined by internal regulations and statutory powers.

Qualifications usually include a university degree (often in law, public administration, economics, or political science), substantial experience in public service, and demonstrated leadership and project-management abilities. Career paths typically run from specialist or advisory roles to higher managerial positions within the civil service.

In municipalities and local governments, similar leadership roles are known as osztályvezető or főosztályvezető, depending on the level of responsibility.