Course Brief

This course is concerned with the policies and procedures which affect the recruitment, development and deployment of the human resources of firms. The course will address the significant changes which have taken place in this area
of management in response to economic and political pressure and will consider policies and practices in other countries.

  • This course is offered in 60 hours

  • HRM and Internationalisation
  • Organisation Structures of MNC’s
  • Country of Origin Effects on HRM: USA, Japan & Europe
  • Host Country Effects on HRM and Industrial Relations
  • Frameworks For Understanding Cross National HRM
  • The American Business System and HRM in American MNC’s
  • The British Business System and HRM in British Firms
  • Social Democratic Models of HRM and IR (Germany and Austria)
  • Social Dimensions of European Integration
  • HRM in Africa
  • HRM in Asia
  • Japanese HRM and Global Japanisation of HRM – Part 1
  • Japanese HRM and Global Japanisation of HRM – Part 2
  • HR Issues in International Joint Ventures and Cross Border Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Cross Cultural Issues and HRM
  • Ethics and International Human Resource Management
  • Employee Involvement Within MNC’s: The European Works Council Directive
  • Recruitment, Selection and Social Contacts
  • Compensation and Performance Appraisal in MNC’s
  • Conceptualising Theory

Lectures.

One unseen written paper.

  • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with specialism in Marketing, HRM, International Business

    This programme is designed to prepare you for a career in modern business and management.

    Students can complete any one (1) of the following qualifications:-

    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with Marketing
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with Human Resource Management
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with International Business

    Successful managers have to deal with a business context that is about constant change. To be ready for these challenges, you will require an intellectual understanding that will help you analyse and make a decisive contribution to solving these issues.  The BSc Business Administration degree helps give you   these perspectives. You will be encouraged to think critically and creatively.

    In order to obtain the BSc (Hons) in Business Administration, students will pursue:-

    • 6 core modules
    • 6 elective modules

    At SBCS we focus on -

    • Producing graduates who are capable of thinking critically, creatively and ethically.
    • Graduates who are team players with the ability to communicate persuasively.

    Highlights at a glance -

    • Global Recognition
    • Excellent Facilities and Administrative Support
    • Expert Lecturers