The purpose of this course is to provide participants with a background in theories, models, tools, and strategies to manage workplace conflict. Modules will be designed to provide theoretical grounding in conflict management models, and also to move past theory in order to use models based on those theories to strategically manage workplace conflict.
FAQ WSBC - PCU-WHS Scholarship Course Descriptions Fall 2020
Course descriptions for the WSBC – PCU-WHS Scholarship Pilot Project
WHDM 404: Economics of Workplace Health Initiatives (3 credits)
This course introduces students to the application of economics concepts to workplace health initiatives. Students will consider the costs and benefits to individuals, organizations, and society (as represented by governments, and quasi-governmental agencies) when occupational health and safety programs, disability management programs and wellness programs are in place or are improved.
WHDM 312: Management Skills for Workplace Health Sciences (3 credits)
The purpose of this course is to examine the role of a manager, the management environment, and the skills and knowledge required to perform management functions. Students will also explore the application of management functions to workplace programs, including return to work, occupational health and safety and wellness programs.
Prerequisite: WHDM 209
WHDM 307: Mental Health Conditions & Work Retention (3 credits)
The purpose of this course is to develop an understanding of adverse mental health conditions in general, and from a workplace perspective. Students will examine the concept of mental illness and explore common mental health impairments, including their impact on the workplace, potential treatments, and strategies for retention and return to work.