Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles
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ECGE1216 - Human Resource Management


USL-B


Crédits : 5

Professeur :
Mode d'enseignement :
Deuxième quadrimestre, 30 heures de théorie.

Horaire :
Second quadrimestre
le vendredi de 08:30 à 10:30 au 43 Botanique 3

Langues d'enseignement :
English

Objectifs d'apprentissage :
The course aims at providing an introduction into the basic concepts of HR Management. After taking this course, students will be able to understand the general concepts of HR in a business context and they will be able to communicate with corporate HR professionals around HR related matters.

Prérequis :
Pour le programme de Bachelier en droit :

Pour le programme de Bachelier en information et communication :

Pour le programme de Bachelor of Science in Business Engineering :


Corequis :
Contenu de l'activité :
The course is designed around the basic HR-scheme: inflow-transfer-outflow. Based upon this scheme we will discuss the main theories currently applied by HR professionals. The following topics will be discussed during teaching:
General introduction - definition and evolution
Job analysis and job evaluation
Recruitment of candidates
Selection of applicants
Socialization of newcomers
Performance management of employees
Staff outflow


Activités d'apprentissages prévues et méthodes d'enseignement :
Oral teaching with explanation of theories and illustration through examples. Room for interactive discussions. Students must be ready to answer direct questions asked by the professor.
No pre-course reading is expected


Méthodes d'évaluation :
The exam is in writing and consists of 20 multiple choice questions and two open questions. For the multiple choice part, a guess penalty does apply.
For Erasmus students alternative exam methods may apply when necessary to comply with the calendar of their home university.

Bibliographie :
Slides of the course content are available via Moodl.
The compulsory textbook used in the course: Caers, R. (2021) HRM Basics. 3e edition. ISBN 9781839701269


Autres informations :
The course is taught Friday morning between 8:30 and 10:30 am