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Organisational Behaviour and Leadership (4cr)

Course unit code: LTYA104

General information


Credits
4 cr

Objective

The student knows the basic structures of the organization, their historical background and significance of the activities of the organization. He knows the various aspects of organizational behavior and know how to apply them to the management activities. The students know the superior and the subordinate tasks and their effects on the working community, he identifies the different management models of the main managerial tasks and related skills requirements. During the course, students will be able to recognize their own leadership skills and development of its properties. He knows the managerial communication styles, situations and means, and how to use them.

Content

History of the research of Organizations
Individuals and groups in the organization
   o personality, ability, motivation
   o Emotional Intelligence
Occupational well-being
   o Stress, burnout
Basics of the supervisory work
   o Leadership Styles
   o Ethics
The supervisor interaction situations
   o Styles, channels, means
   o Information Management
   o Change Management
Knowledge and development of the organizations

Qualifications

None

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student knows the basics of organizational behavior, is able to describe and analyze the managers 'and employees' duties. They understand the factors affecting the work atmosphere.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student knows well the basics of organizational behavior, is good at describing and analyzing the managers 'and employees' duties and are able to some extent to develop the working atmosphere.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student has excellent knowledge of organizational behavior, part of a very well describe and analyze the managers 'and employees' tasks, as well as be able to develop a working environment.

Materials

Lämsä A-M & Hautala T: Organisaatiokäyttäytymisen perusteet 2005
Other material that the lecturer announces

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