INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
 
Taught in 3rd year Bachelor in social work - Main Subject: personnel management
Theory [A] 10.0
Exercises [B] 10.0
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 75.0
Studypoints [E] 3
Level specialized
Credit contract? Access upon approval
Examination contract?
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Pascal Roskam
Reference SCSWKP03K00001
 
Key words
Industrial and organisational psychology

Objectives
To obtain knowledge and view of the most important topics and models in the field of labour- and organizational psychology.
Students have to work out a chapter via self-tuition and present it to the group.

Topics
Chapters of the textbook "Gedrag in organisaties": selection and career planning, personality and individual differences, interpersonal perception and interaction, motivation, leadership and management, group dynamics, identifying problems in organizations, change management, empowerment and self-management, stress management.

Prerequisites
The course is build upon the acquired views during the first two years of the curriculum

Final Objectives
To obtain knowledge and view of the most important topics and models in the field of labour- and organizational psychology.
Students have to work out a chapter via self-tuition and present it to the group.

Materials used
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Textbook: Alblas, G., Wijsman, E., "Gedrag in organisaties", Wolters-Noordhoff, Groningen, 2000.

Study costs
Textbook: +/- 45€

Study guidance


Teaching Methods
- lectures
- individual reports
- group reports
- individual presentations
- group presentations

Assessment
Oral examination in the month of June

Lecturer(s)
Jean COOREVITS