Teacher(s)
Language
English
Main themes
This course provides a critical exploration of the evolving landscape of Human Resource Management (HRM) and its pivotal role in shaping the workplace. It examines the profound shift from traditional HRM to Sustainable and Humane Management, spotlighting the re-humanization of work as a central theme. As we navigate the complexities of management practices and their underlying principles, we will delve into their ethical dimensions and their interactions with societal and economic structures. Moreover, we will discuss the impact of management practices on employee well-being and sustainability. In doing so, this course offers a comprehensive perspective on HRM's role in shaping not only the trajectory of individual employees and organizations, but also its interconnections with the broader societal, economic and ecological context in which organizations operate.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
| At the end of the course, students will have acquired the ability to: - understand the theoretical underpinnings of (sustainable and humane) management practices in organizations - analyze these practices by integrating inputs from different disciplines - critically reflect on (human resource) management practices in terms of their impact on employees and their broader societal and environmental impact |
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Content
THE COURSE WILL BE ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH
The following themes are examples of what will be addressed in this course:
- Leadership
- Employee well-being, stress & burnout
- H(R)M, ethics and society
- HRM and the sustainability transition
- Organizational behavior
The following themes are examples of what will be addressed in this course:
- Leadership
- Employee well-being, stress & burnout
- H(R)M, ethics and society
- HRM and the sustainability transition
- Organizational behavior
Teaching methods
Combination of lectures & readings & group work
Evaluation methods
- written exam 70%
- group assignment 30%
- group assignment 30%
Online resources
See on Moodle for slides, texts and other material
Bibliography
A list of readings will be provided and it is expected that students will do the course preparations and readings when requested.
Faculty or entity
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Bachelor : Business Engineering
