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Management of Knowledge and Competences (5 cr)

Code: 3191048-3008

General information


Enrollment

02.12.2024 - 31.12.2024

Timing

18.03.2025 - 10.06.2025

Number of ECTS credits allocated

5 op

Virtual portion

4 op

Mode of delivery

20 % Contact teaching, 80 % Distance learning

Unit

Master School

Campus

Kupittaa Campus

Teaching languages

  • Finnish

Seats

0 - 35

Degree programmes

  • Master of Business Administration, Business Development
  • Joint Elective Studies (Master's Degree)

Teachers

  • Mika Lohtander
  • Mikko Niskanen

Scheduling groups

  • Avoimen AMK:n kiintiöpaikat. Ilmoittaudu ilman tätä pienryhmää. (Size: 3. Open UAS: 3.)

Groups

  • YLIKES24
  • VAVY2425

Small groups

  • Open UAS quota. Please enroll without selecting this group.
  • 18.03.2025 09:00 - 16:00, Osaamisen johtaminen 3191048-3008
  • 20.05.2025 09:00 - 16:00, Osaamisen johtaminen 3191048-3008

Objective

During this course the students will deepen their knowledge body on knowledge and competence management and learn to link it to the strategic and operational management. After completing this course the student:
- is able to develop the competence of personnel so that the organisation's visio and future needs for competence are taken into attention
- is able to evaluate the knowledge and competences on the organisational, group and individual level
- is able to advance the practices of shared learning within his/her own work community
- is able to apply the theory of learning organisation when planning and implementing personnel development
- is able to plan and implement processes for developing of competence and operations as well as changes

Content

Core contents:
- key theories explaining organisational learning and knowledge and competence management
- strategy oriented development of the knowledge and competence, the methods and systems, change management
- from evaluating knowledge and competence towards effectiveness of development

Evaluation scale

H-5

Qualifications

Basic business studies