COURSES >>>


MGT6531 - Organizational Consulting Project

Offering Academic Unit
Department of Management
Credit Units
6
Course Duration
One Semester
Pre-requisite(s)
MGT5204 Organizational Behavior MGT5205 Strategic Management
Pre-cursor(s)
MGT 5508 Management Consulting Skills
Course Offering Term*:
Not offering in current academic year

* The offering term is subject to change without prior notice
 
Course Aims

Upon the completion of this course: 

Students can apply relevant knowledge and skills to a management consulting project. 

a) Apply relevant knowledge and skills to address a specific management challenge

b) Practice the basic knowledge and skills needed in management consulting;

c) Apply their perspective and knowledge about business practices to a consulting project

d) Work effectively in a team under demanding conditions; and 

e) Practice their verbal and written communication skills to present a consulting project.


Assessment (Indicative only, please check the detailed course information)

Continuous Assessment: 100%
 

1 - Minor focus on the ILO


2 - Main focus on the ILO


AT1: Project Proposal (30%)


- Problem statement, project objective and scope


- Background research and literature review


- Project plan (schedule of activities, budget, division of responsibilities)


- Summary of data collection and analysis tools (survey instruments, interview protocols, etc., as applicable) -


Hypothesized analyses and solutions


AT2: Process (10%)


- Ability to work effectively in a team under demanding conditions


- Ability to effectively communication during the project  


AT3: Final Report (40%)


- Clear and complete description of the situation


- Comprehensive, systematic and convincing analysis of the specific problem(s) and their probable root causes


- Coherent and realistic set of recommendations


- Clear, complete yet concise communication


AT4: Individual Self-Reflection Report (20%)


- Insightful reflection on what was experienced (the good, the bad and the ugly) during the project AND what was learned from the experience

 
Detailed Course Information

MGT6531.pdf