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Organisation Development is an approach that puts people at the heart of change, emphasises creativity and innovation, and positively affects organisational performance. The OD Team uses complementary and disparate specialisms working together to deliver the University aims and aspirations.

Our Employee Development interventions improve the leadership, people management and personal effectiveness of University staff as individuals.

Our Organisation Development interventions develop and improve the system (culture, strategy, structure and process) of the University, growing organisational capability through alignment of strategy, structure, management processes and people.

  • Glasgow Branch

    300 Bath Street, Glasgow

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Animation

The course is intended to introduce students to a wide variety of different films and filmmaking techniques under the category of 'animation.'  

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Time and Priority Management

This course is suitable for anyone looking to improve the way they manage their workload and organise their time.

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Presenting & Communicating Confidently

Whether you're a seasoned professional, a new starter, or someone simply looking to boost their confidence in written and verbal communications, this hands-on development centre will help you understand your audience, sell your message, nail tone and structure, and hone a presentation style that re...

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Presenting

Our dynamic presentation and communication skills development centre will help you feel more confident in structuring and conveying your message effectively, as well as presenting in creative and engaging ways that will leave a lasting impact on your audience.

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Challenging and Effective Conservations

Highly effective leaders and managers need to understand and have challenging and effective conversations and consider the risks associated with poor quality communication.

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