Research object:  Consultants of Lithuanian Agriculture Consultancy;  Consultants of chamber of agriculture of the republic of Lithuania;  Consultants of the Centre for Economic and Legal Consultations;  Clients. Research subject: relationship among consultants and clients. Purpose of the research: to analyse the aspects of relations and factors which determine efficiency of relationship among consultants and clients. Tasks: 1) to determine conseption of relationship among consultants and clients; 2) to define factors which determine the relation of consultants and clients; 3) to research relationship among consultants and clients; 4) to offer suggestions for development of relationsip. Research methods – scientific literature analysis, comparison, analysis and synthesis, relative values, graphical description, data collation, questionnaire inquiry, interview.

The goal of diploma thesis is to follow and capture the changes in the relationship of the central characters of schools, i.e. the teacher and the student. This change is however closely related to the time context and the development of school as an institution. Current pedagogic trends, the church and political circumstances also play a role. I will monitor the change of the relationship between the teacher and the student approximately from the second half of the 15th century until today. This work has a character of a historical study and thus I will use mostly the historic and historic comparative method. Therefore, it will not contain a practical part, but will include only the theoretical one. The necessary information will be taken from historical and contemporary literature.

The thesis, which deals with the issue of human rights and animal rights, is divided into three basic chapters. The first chapter offers a summary of the historical development of human rights and seeks to highlight the coherence of this development with the current understanding of human rights. The second chapter focuses on the development of our relationship with animals. This chapter describes the historical, philosophical and religious aspects of the relationship. The final chapter focuses on the current arguments for animal rights. Part of this chapter is devoted to the animal rights opponent Tibor Machan, according to whom the animals do not need any rights.