This course is designed to introduce the evolving field of Human Resource (HR) analytics, combining key aspects from human resource management (HRM), behavioural sciences, and statistics.
This course is designed to introduce the evolving field of Human Resource (HR) analytics, combining key aspects from human resource management (HRM), behavioural sciences, and statistics.
Positioned at the intersection of quantitative analysis and human capital management, the course navigates through both tactical and strategic dimensions, emphasising the potential impact of analytics on organisational objectives.
The subject matter delves into the theoretical foundations of HR analytics, investigating its role in shaping contemporary HRM functions. Complementary to this, the course scrutinises ethical considerations, underscoring the responsible use of HR data, and casts a prospective eye on the future trends shaping the field.
The course offers hands-on exercises focusing on the management, analysis, and interpretation of HR data sets, thereby equipping students with the requisite skills to perform elementary to intermediate statistical analyses.
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