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BMAN10872 - Introduction to Work Psychology

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	The University of Manchester
Unit Code	BMAN10872
Credit Rating	10
Unit Title	Introduction to Work Psychology
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes
Page Length	45

This comprehensive revision guide and course notes for BMAN10872: Introduction to Work Psychology at the University of Manchester provide a clear and thorough summary of key topics. It explains essential concepts in depth, offering detailed explanations for both theoretical understanding and practical application. Each topic is carefully covered to ensure students fully grasp the material. As a well-structured and informative resource, this guide supports students in mastering course content and achieving academic success.

This course, BMAN10872: Introduction to Work Psychology explores the role of psychology in understanding workplace behaviour and managing people effectively and responsibly. Since employee-related costs are among the highest for organisations, it is essential to optimise performance, motivation, and workplace relationships. Students will gain foundational knowledge in work psychology, covering key topics such as leadership, teamwork, stress, and fairness at work. The course also examines research methods, ethical considerations, and practical applications in human resource management, providing a basis for advanced psychology studies at Levels 2 and 3.

By the end of the course, students will understand the psychological factors influencing employee performance and workplace interactions. They will learn to critically assess psychological research, apply key concepts to human resource challenges, and develop consultancy skills for solving real-world business problems. The course is a core requirement for Management and IT-related programs and an option for BSc Accounting students.

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