Teaching Schedule
2018–2019
Archived teaching schedules 2018–2019
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LFCS02
Research on Society and Organisations
5
ECTS
Implementation is also a part of open university teaching
Periods
Language of instruction
English
Type or level of studies
Advanced studies
Course unit descriptions in the curriculum
Masters Degree Programme in Leadership for Change
Common Core Studies / JKK
Faculty of Management
Common Core Studies / JKK
Faculty of Management
Learning outcomes
After completing the Research on Society and Organisations course, the student will have a broad understanding of varied social and organisational theories as they are present in current research projects in the School of Management. As such, the students will hear lectures given by researchers from different disciplines and across different research programs. Students will learn how to read, contrast, and critique different theoretical perspectives and have an understanding of how these theories can be used to better understand empirical problems relating to societal, political, and organisational challenges.
Enrolment for University Studies
Enrolment time has expired
Teachers
Anni Kangas, Teacher responsible
anni.kangas[ät]tuni.fi
Teaching
18-Jan-2019
–
1-Mar-2019
Lectures 14 hours + 6 hours Web-based
Lectures
Fri 18-Jan-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, Anni Kangas, What is Social Theory? & (Post)Structuralism
Fri 18-Jan-2019 - 1-Mar-2019 weekly at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5
Fri 25-Jan-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, Pami Aalto: Structurationism
Fri 1-Feb-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, Anna Heikkinen, Social Constructionism
Fri 8-Feb-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, Elina Närvänen, Practice Theories
Fri 15-Feb-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, Johanna Kujala, Ethical Theories and Moral Practice in Organisations
Fri 22-Feb-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, TBA
Fri 1-Mar-2019 at 10.15-12.00, Main building C5, TBA
Independent work 110 hours
Evaluation
Numeric 1-5.
Further information
Modes of study: lectures, readings, writing summaries