Society and Culture
/ Master's degree programme
Labour Relations
General information for the a.y. 2022-2023
| Disciplinary area | Society and Culture |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 years - 120 Credits |
| Admission |
 No limited access
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| Language |
 Partially taught in English (2 courses)
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| Teaching method | Offered through distance learning (blended course) |
| Regulation | Main Teaching Regulations |
| Call for Application / Short list | • Graduatoria del 6 dicembre 2022 (per domande presentate entro il 5 dicembre 2022) Laurea magistrale in RELAZIONI DI LAVORO • Bando per l'assegnazione delle agevolazioni previste per i dipendenti pubblici dal Protocollo d'intesa "P.A. 110 e lode" per l'immatricolazione alla laurea magistrale in Relazioni di Lavoro - Dipartimento di Economia "Marco Biagi" - A.A 22-23 • Extract of the Call for application to the master's degree Programme in LABOUR RELATIONS (RL) • Bando di ammissione al corso di laurea magistrale in RELAZIONI DI LAVORO (RL) |
Presentation
The programme is unique in the national academic scenario, thanks to its approach to labour relations combining legal, economic, organisational, and management subjects. The interdisciplinary approach ensures the acquisition of soft skills that help enter the labour market by widening the range of possibilities. The close coordination with Marco Biagi university Foundation offers several opportunities, by promoting the integration of students into the labour market thanks to a network of national and international relations, as well as relations with the entrepreneurial world. The Programme is provided with mixed teaching activities: e-learning activities are provided for a significant number of training activities, in any case not exceeding the two thirds of total activities. For detailed information, please visit the dedicated website: www. blended.unimore.it. Access information and the call for applications are available on the Department website (www.economia.unimore.it).Course content
The programme is unique in the national academic scenario, thanks to its approach to labour relations combining legal, economic, organisational, and management subjects. The interdisciplinary approach ensures the acquisition of soft skills that help enter the labour market by widening the range of possibilities. The close coordination with Marco Biagi university Foundation offers several opportunities, by promoting the integration of students into the labour market thanks to a network of national and international relations, as well as relations with the entrepreneurial world. The Programme is provided with mixed teaching activities: e-learning activities are provided for a significant number of training activities, in any case not exceeding the two thirds of total activities. For detailed information, please visit the dedicated website: www. blended.unimore.it. Access information and the call for applications are available on the Department website (www.economia.unimore.it).Career options
Graduates in Labour Relations are able to cover managerial/executive roles and deal with the different aspects of employment relations within public or private organisations, with particular reference to the various types of contract, industrial relations, selection, management and development of human resources, work and business organisation, risk prevention, management and organisation of safety, job counselling and active labour market policies. The professional roles of reference are found in the human resources management function of manufacturing or service companies, in management and executive function in consulting companies, in the profession of employment consultant (after completion of the practice and after passing the State examination, of qualification to exercise the professional activity), in trade unions and business associations, in agencies for personnel recruitment and selection or employment administration.List of single courses taught in English
- Labor History (History of Organizational Models) [ credits: 6]- Organizational Forms and Design [ credits: 9]
More information
- Course Director
- prof. Simone Scagliarini
e-mail simone.scagliarini@unimore.it - Tutor
- dott.ssa Lara Liverani
e-mail info.economia@unimore.it
The course is managed by the Marco Biagi Department of Economics