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Lecture: Applied HRM at the intersection of Management and Economics - Details
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General information

Course name Lecture: Applied HRM at the intersection of Management and Economics
Semester WS 2017/18
Current number of participants 3
Home institute VWL, insb. Wirtschaftspolitik und Wirtschaftsforschung
participating institutes Management von Bildungseinrichtungen, Wirtschaftswissenschaftlicher Bereich - School of Economics and Business
Courses type Lecture in category Offizielle Lehrveranstaltungen
First date Monday, 09.10.2017 10:00 - 12:00
Type/Form Blockveranstaltung
Participants Business Economics (also in earlier semesters)
Erasmus
Pre-requisites There is an introductory session which is mandatory on the 10th of October 2017 where topics are allocated. A list of topics can be found on StudIP for download in advance.
Learning organisation 1st session introduction and information on schedule, allocation to presentation topics in order of registration
Further information on ideal structure of presentation will be provided in the first session

The course makes use of case examples from practice throughout and encourages students to explore the implications for practice in their own presentations as well as to base their arguments on current literature
Performance record Short presentation in class + test at the end of the semester (MC questions)
The final grade will be calculated based on 1) your presentation 2) MC test
Studiengänge (für) Business Economics (also in earlier semesters)
Erasmus
SWS 2
ECTS points 5

Rooms and times

No room preference
Monday, 09.10.2017 10:00 - 12:00
Monday, 15.01.2018 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday, 16.01.2018 08:15 - 17:00
Friday, 19.01.2018 08:15 - 12:00
Thursday, 15.02.2018 08:30 - 10:30
Wednesday, 28.03.2018 08:30 - 10:30

Module assignments

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Aims
- Awareness of fundamental tasks of Human Resource Managers in a fluid work environment (e. g., skill-upgrading, flexicurity, Industry 4.0)
- Ability to analyze HR processes as inherent to almost every Management function (especially as regards leadership)
- Ability to analyze HR processes as inherent to many fields of Economics
- Ability to critically assess the role and impact of the „human factor“ in management and economic problems (including, but not restricted to the labour market, HRM during crises, wage setting and minimum wage, human capital in economic applications)
- Ability to select and apply suitable tools and concepts from various HR fields based on applicable theories and models (e. g., Selection tools, performance appraisals, International HRM, Small firm HRM, performance impact of HRM)
- Analyze and solve Applied HRM cases from Management and Economics (focus on application)
- Understand how core functions like training and leadership relate to measurable deliverables of HRM
- Analyze how HRM processes and deliverables enter accounting and reporting systems (including Human Capital Accounting)
- Understand how level, form and structure of compensation systems relate to various types of equity and how they impact overall job and financial performance