HR/people analytics
About
HR/people analytics is about statistical analysis on people data, whereby people data are transformed into evidence-based information and strategic insights for decisionmaking. In doing so HR specialists can be more involved in decision-making on a strategic level. The course aims to provide students with knowledge of theories and methods in HR/people analytics.First, the course provides students with knowledge on how to prioritize problems, ask the ‘right’ questions and address relevant organizational problems connected to organizational HR impact on key HRM- and business strategies and outcomes.Second, the course provides students with knowledge of how to formulate relevant research questions, collect data and apply method. Students will select relevant quantitative methods to analyze research questions by using survey data on HR/people analytics.Third, students will assess the above-mentioned organizational questions or problems based on the results of quantitative analyses, and put forward to action plan for communicating results with decision makers, transforming insights into action, and supporting data-driven and evidence-based decision making.
This course is open to
Exchange students from Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Universität Innsbruck and Institut de Gestion Sociale (IGS) studying Human Resource Management. Please contact your international coordinator at the University of Gothenburg if you want to know more.
Entry requirements
To be eligible for the course, the student must be accepted to the Master Programme in Strategic Human Resource Management and Labour Relations within the Faculty of Social Sciences, or the Programme for Master in Sociology within the Faculty of Social Sciences alternatively a bachelor's degree in a social or behavioral science field. In addition, language skills corresponding to English B/English 6/English level 2 or the equivalent level of an internationally recognized test, for example, TOEFL, IELTS, are required.
Application
Do you want to apply for exchange studies at the University of Gothenburg?