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Study programmes 2007-2008Last update : 7/05/2008
PSYC1099-1  Psychology of Well-Being at Work
Duration :  30h Th
Credits/ECTS :  
Master in Management of Human Resources, specialized approach, 1st year3
Master in Occupational Sciences, specialized approach, 1st yearToute l'année3
Master in Occupational Sciences3
"licencié" in Psychology , 2nd yearPremier quadrimestre3
Master in Psychological Sciences,specialized approach, 1st yearPremier quadrimestre3
Holder(s) :  Isabelle Hansez
Language :  Langue française
Course contents :  - Policy about well-being at work, including policy about mobbing at work

- Internal and external services for well-being and stress prevention

- Theoretical concepts and theories including occupational stress, psychosocial risks, mobbing, burnout, job engagement

- Evaluation methods of psychosocial risks and job stress including the WOCCQ methodology

- Project management as far as psychosocial risks are concerned

- Stress management and stress prevention interventions
Course objective :  - To be able to use the Belgian policy about well-being at work, the constraints for the employer, the internal and external structures of the organization that have to deal with this topic

- To know the concepts of well-being at work and the tools of risks assessment.

- To be able to choose the right stress management interventions according to the diagnosis of psychosocial risks at work

- To train the students to criticize for different interventions proposed to the organizations.
Workshops :  A part of this course will be used for learning the 'WOCCQ' methodology for psychosocial diagnosis through e-learning
Organization :  The course will include a part for traditional lessons (10 lessons of 2 hours). The other part will include the e-learning part (+/- 10 hours).
Written notes :  Syllabus including written notes, slides, a list of reference and examples of tools for evaluating psychosocial risks.
Assessment :  Evaluation of the e-learning sessions

Written exam in January

Oral exam in September
Contacts :  I.Hansez (ihansez@ulg.ac.be ou 04 366 20 92)


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