Research Project - Dissertation
The module centred on a research project, comprising a summary, ethics application, and a dissertation on organisational adaptation in HRM via the Technology Acceptance Model.
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The module centred on a research project, comprising a summary, ethics application, and a dissertation on organisational adaptation in HRM via the Technology Acceptance Model.
The module focused on the research project, involving the creation of an abstract and proposal, with an emphasis on Actor-Network Theory for understanding digital transformation.
The module examined research methods in HRM, focusing on foundational research principles, qualitative methods, and quantitative methods.
The module focused on leading and developing people, addressing HRM developments, motivation, leadership theories, and coaching.
The module explored professional development and learning, focusing on reflection, work-life balance, careers, psychometrics, group contexts, challenges, and goal setting.
The module focused on leadership and performance management, covering leadership perceptions, individual traits, cross-cultural issues, relational dynamics, and various leadership styles.