
Explore how corporate social responsibility activates the local economy, strengthens reputation, and guides location decisions through community impact and environmental improvements.
Explore arguments for and against corporate social responsibility, and how managers balance profits with social goals through CSR, social responsiveness, and annual planning across environment, customers, employees, and investors.
Explore how workplace diversity evolves with a changing population, and how policies, training, and initiatives embrace workers from multiple cultural backgrounds to drive ideas and inclusion.
Examine workplace diversity, from surface level to deep level, and the managerial challenges, strategies, policies, and training needed to recruit, retain, and benefit from a diverse workforce.
Learn how global management drives international expansion by coordinating multinational corporations' processes and managing workforce risks to achieve sustainable objectives across borders.
Plan carefully, set goals, and assign tasks to complete objectives. Identify market changes, acquisitions and divestitures, gather information, assess structure, workflows, measures, and map roles.
Explore how human resource management drives organizational change and culture through recruitment, training, and performance appraisals while navigating legal standards and ethical considerations.
Explore how managers use influence and communication to motivate employees, differentiate management from leadership, adapt styles, and mobilize resources to keep tasks on track until completion.
This course introduces participants to the fundamental principles of Business Administration. It examines the factors that lead towards successful administration of a business, and the leadership skills and behaviors necessary for achieving organizational goals and objectives. It is designed to examine modern management challenges organizations face and provides an explanation of various types of planning and decision-making tools that can aid in attaining success. The course will cover both the traditional and current thinking relating to management concepts and theories. Additionally, the course is structured to increase participants’ knowledge of the fundamentals of organizing, influencing, communication, motivation and human resource management.
What you’ll learn
Demonstrate an understanding of the nature of management
Identify and explain management functions, roles and responsibilities
Explain human behavior and the elements that influence employee behavior
Identify and explain the theories of motivation and establish strategies to motivate and build staff morale in the organization
Discuss the impact of specific leadership styles and their effect on morale.
Explain the communication process in the workplace, the barriers to this process and how to communicate more effectively with colleagues and subordinates
Explain the steps of decision making and the benefits of group decision making versus individual decision making.
Develop and implement successful people management strategies relating to firm’s culture and change, decision making, objective setting, organizational efficiency and effectiveness
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
No
Who this course is for:
For Beginners