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MGT 462
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
This course is designed to explore and examine the world of work as seen through a multicultural lens. Special emphasis will be placed on the forces of change that have created a dynamic, multicultural, and socially diverse workforce. In addition, an exploration of how the interplay of economics, legislation, politics, consumerism and organizational complexity have created not only opportunities but also challenges for the equitable treatment of all employees. A theme-dominated approach will be used to synthesize broad topics into manageable content and provide the student with a framework in which to critically analyze each topic area.
Credits
3
Prerequisite
MGT 201
and
MGT 303
.
Distribution
MANAGEMENT