96309 - Organizational Behavior in a Global Context Applications
Course Overview
This course introduces basic theories and elements of organizational behavior with a focus on the nature of the organization. A number of real-world examples with an international perspective are provided as case studies. After a general review of the historical and theoretical foundations of organizational behavior, students will learn to apply the primary research-backed procedures used by practitioners within the field.What You'll Learn
- International Management and Organizational Behavior
- Individuals and Organizations
- Motivating People in a Global Environment
- Managing Work Groups and Teams
- Leadership
- Enhancing Effective Communication in Organizations
- Managing Power and Conflict
- Understanding the Decision Process in the International Arena
- Managing Stress at Work
- Managing by Values
- Managing Careers
- Managing Diversity
- Emerging Themes in Organizational Behavior
- Managerial Learning and Ethics
Who Should Attend
- Managers
- Support Staff
- Executives
- Line Managers
- Supervisors
- Recent Graduates
- Business Students
- CEU Seekers
- Career Pivoter
- Resume Builders
Additional Information
Participant must complete all sections to earn Digital Badge of Completion.
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This course is offered through Anderson School of Management.
UNM Staff, Faculty and Retirees can use their Tuition Remission benefit on professional development programs.
