Develop the people-and-organization skills needed to diagnose organizational issues, design interventions, and support ethical change. You also complete a credited internship to apply your learning in real organizational settings.
The Master’s program in Business Administration - Development of People and Organizations at Laval University equips students with essential skills to assess organizational challenges, implement effective interventions, and foster ethical change within various settings. This program emphasizes the development of individuals and organizations, preparing graduates for impactful roles in human resources and organizational management.
Core courses may include:
Applied learning: Students will undertake a credited internship in a corporate environment or, if eligible, within their current organization, focusing on people and organizational development.
Capstone / final assessment: The format of the final evaluation is not specified. Students are encouraged to verify with the program coordinator for details.
Applicants are required to possess a bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification. Candidates with an average between 2.8 and 3.21 may also apply; however, admission is subject to review by the program director, who will evaluate academic and professional backgrounds.
Graduates of this program will be well-prepared for diverse career paths in human resources, organizational development, and management consulting. The skills acquired will enable them to effectively lead and manage change initiatives, making them valuable assets in a variety of organizational contexts.
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