Change Management

Course Program

This course focuses on one of the most important management tasks: to achieve change in organizations. It deals with systematic approaches to influence individuals, teams and the organization as a whole in a desired way – in order to develop a company from its current to a future state. The course adopts a management perspective and provides participants with theoretical concepts and practical tools for managing organizational change.
At the end of this course, students should be familiar with the tasks and challenges of managing change in organizations. They should be aware of the role but also the limitations of managers in achieving change and developing organizations.
The course Change Management is an elective course of the Master in Management program. The module is worth 5 ECTS and consists of a lecture and case study sessions.

The assessment will be based on a 60 minute written exam, constituting 100% of the module grading.

Registration

For the lecture „Change Management“ no registration is necessary.
For the Case Study Sessions a registration via StudOn is necessary. From 18 March 2019 onwards you are able to register for ONE Group here.

Further information

In this context, we would like to draw your attention to our seminar “Advanced Problem Solving and Communication” (APSC). This summer term the course covers a real case – a firm, which is faced with a transformation of its working environment and hence also a cultural adaption. The new office concept shall ensure fast and flexible communication and thereby fasten the decision making process in the digital age.

Overall, a great and unique opportunity for any change management participant to complement your knowledge in this respect. We highly recommend applying to the seminar APSC! Further information can be found here: https://www.unternehmensfuehrung.rw.fau.de/studium-lehre/aktuelle-lehre/advanced-problem-solving-and-communication/

Please note that the seminar requires German language proficiency.

Lecture

Case Study Session