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OVERVIEW
Course Description:
Strategic leadership from Human Resource Professionals is required in organizations of all types
and sizes whether they are start-ups, multinational corporations, not-for-profit or government
organizations, local or international companies. Omniscience business knowledge and firm grip
on management skills are indispensable for HR professionals due to the powerful changes that
are taking place in business world. This specialization course, therefore, aims to develop students
in the area of Strategic Human Resource Management so that they can successfully contribute to
an organization’s success as per the modern business trends and needs. This course recognizes
the importance of aligning the Human Resource functions with the goals of the business and
enables the students to align people management and employee relations strategies of any
organizations with its goals and strategies. The program provides students with all the knowledge
that is needed to work as human resources generalists and consultants as well as the in-depth
expertise needed for more specialized roles in human resources.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course students should understand:
COURSE PLAN
Chapter
No. Chapter Title
1 The Strategic Approach to Human Resource Management
6 Job Analysis
12 Improving Productivity
13 Benefit Plans
TEACHING METHODOLOGY
The course will be taught by a combination of formal lectures, seminars, exercises and
workshops. Students will be encouraged to participate, make relevant comments and ask
questions.
Students will be given a final project that will carry weightage. This project will enhance their
understanding about practical application of the HR related concepts and give them the idea
about market. The project instructions will be shared separately.
COURSE TEXTS
Strategic Human Resource Management by William P Anthony, K Michele Kagmar &
Pamela L. Perrewe (4th Edition)
Strategic Human Resource Management by Alan Nankervis
Research article titled as “Gig Work and the Fourth Industrial Revolution” authored by
Alex de Ruyter, Martyn Brown and John Burgees (2019).
Research article titled as “The Fourth Industrial Revolution” authored by Shuo- Yan
Chau (2019).
Project/Presentation 15%
Mid term Exam: 35%
Final Exam: 40%
Class Participation + Attendance 10%
Total: 100
NOTE: Dear Students, due to the ongoing situation of COVID-19, we may see some variations
from the above mentioned points. You will be duly informed during the session regarding those
variations.