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Understanding Modern Business and Organisations

Understanding Modern Business and Organisations

Learn how knowledge, technology, ethics and globalisation affect businesses today, with this free online course for graduates.
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Are you a graduate who’s new to the world of work? Would you like to understand some of the key trends affecting organisations today? Are you keen to think about how the workplace is likely to change in future?

This course will give you these insights, looking at four themes:

  • Knowledge: what does our shift towards a knowledge economy, away from manual labour, mean for both business and society?

  • Technology: how do organisations develop and/or use technology, and protect their intellectual property?

  • Ethics: does the rise of corporate social responsibility and environmental issues mean that businesses are more morally and socially responsible today?

  • Globalisation: how do organisations perform on the world stage and balance the global with the local?

You’ll understand the trends that are particularly forceful today and which together, determine the playing field for any organisation today and will shape the world of modern business and organisations tomorrow.

The course is aimed at anyone interested in understanding the world of modern business and organisations, and will be of particular interest to those who have graduated from fields other than business.

It is delivered at graduate level - this means that it is thinking-intensive and relatively complex. However, it doesn’t require specific knowledge of any particular topic, as all concepts are built up from scratch.

Some work experience in a business environment, not necessarily in a business organisation, however limited, would be beneficial.


Pricing:
Free
Level:
Beginner
Duration:
6 hours/week
Educator:
Viktor Dörfler
Organization:
University of Strathclyde
Submitted by:
Coursearena
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