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Political Science: specialization Policy and Politics

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Master Postgraduate Amsterdam

Qualification	Master of Science
Field of study	Humanities, social sciences, communication and arts
Course summary	POLICY AND POLITICS offers a combination of political science and public administration, focusing on the interaction between political institutions and policy-making.
Course description	While policy and politics are obviously closely related in practice, they operate according to distinct logics. To understand these logics, one also requires different techniques. Students in the Master's Political Science: Policy and Politics are exposed both to policy experts and political scientists and learn how to combine the different views in evaluating political and policy processes. During the one-year Masters' programme Political Science: Policy and Politics, you receive a thorough-based training and insight in how the dynamics of politics interact with everyday governance processes,. This interaction is put in light of developments at the transnational, European and global level and applied in specific policy areas like security policy.
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Course objectives	The programme aims to enable our students to critically examine political issues at a high level of conceptual abstraction and to carry out in-depth academic theoretical and empirical research on a political topic in a globalizing context. To this end, the programme familiarizes you with a broad range of theories and approaches that serve both explanatory and critical objectives.
ECTS credits	60.00
Duration	12 month(s) full-time
Language of instruction	English
Instruction modes	literature study, oral presentation, research, research project, research proposal, tutorial, lecture, working group, group assignment, workshop, group discussion, individual assignment, self study, seminar
Accreditation	NVAO, NVAO

Business Administration: Specialization in Human Resource Management

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Master Postgraduate Amsterdam

Qualification	Master of Science
Field of study	Economics, commerce, management and accounting
Course summary	Do you want to gain cutting-edge insights into mobilizing people? And how contemporary HRM can deal with major issues such as recruiting, management talent, diversity, etc? Then this is your programme
Course description	The purpose of Human Resource Management is to mobilize people. However, this is not a straightforward process considering the ever changing organizational environment in which contemporary HRM performs. To account for critical organizational challenges such as employee development, staffing, performance and diversity, our programme aims to help you to develop skills and competencies needed to mobilize employees in contemporary organizations. The HRM programme adopts a multidiscplinary perspective in which both micro-level processes (e.g., employee motivation and performance), meso-level processes (e.g., organizational practices), and macro-level processes (e.g., societal changes) are taken into account. We help you to obtain cutting-edge insights into contemporary HRM within the context of organizations and society. You are in the right programme if you are triggered by questions such as: “What are key characteristics of the changing HRM environment and how does this impact individuals and organizations?”, “In which ways can individual performance contribute to organizational performance in today's diverse workforce and across different markets?”, and “What is the role of HR anal
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Course objectives	Your programme in a nutshell > http://www.feweb.vu.nl/en/education/graduate-school/master-programmes/msc-business-administration-human-resource-management/the-programme-in-a-nutshell/index.asp
ECTS credits	60.00
Duration	12 month(s) full-time
Language of instruction	English
Instruction modes	literature study, oral presentation, research proposal, tutorial, lecture, working group, self study
Accreditation	NVAO, NVAO

Political Science: specialization Global Environmental Governance

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Master Postgraduate Amsterdam

Qualification	Master of Science
Field of study	Humanities, social sciences, communication and arts
Course summary	Global environmental governance is one of the greatest challenges facing mankind today. Global Environmental Governance studies the ways in which environmental problems are dealt with.
Course description	Scientists today see mounting evidence that the entire Earth system now operates well outside the normal state exhibited over the past 500,000 years, and that human activity is generating change that extends well beyond natural variability - in some cases, alarmingly so - and at rates that continue to accelerate. Increasingly, traditional approaches towards solving global environmental problems (in particular international treaties and conventions) have been complemented and in some cases substituted by novel arrangements that are private and sometimes deliberately exclude the nation state. In addition, global environmental governance is characterised by the involvement of a host of non-state actors such as transnational corporations (TNCs), NGOs,networks of scientists and international organizations that attempt to govern global environmental problems. The Political Science Master's programme: specialization Global Environmental Governance seeks to understand these transformations and the way they reach beyond the confines of the nation state and the international system.
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Course objectives	Global and European governance have been intensifying. At the same time, the new millennium has also witnessed new forms of conflict as well as the apparent resurgence of interstate rivalry and geopolitics, as can be witnessed by the new arms race and in the increasing level of competition for natural resources. You will become acquainted with the different theoretical perspectives from which these international dynamics can be analysed, and learn to apply them to topics of your interest
ECTS credits	60.00
Duration	12 month(s) full-time
Language of instruction	English
Instruction modes	case study, oral presentation, research, research proposal, tutorial, lecture, working group, group assignment, workshop, group discussion, individual assignment, self study, seminar
Accreditation	NVAO, NVAO

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