Module Organisational Development Sample
Module Organisational Development Sample
Credits: 5
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this module the learner will be able to:
# Learning Outcome Description
LO1 LO 1. Demonstrate an understanding the principles and concepts that direct change in organisations and its implications for organisations
LO2 LO 2. Demonstrate conceptualised knowledge of the charateristics and processes of organisational development.
LO3 LO 3. Investigate and discuss issues in managing change and evaluate them from an Organisational Development perspective.
LO4 LO 4. Adopt the perspective of a consultant and be in a position to apply organisational development theories to a variety of organisational situations and
contexts
Dependencies
Module Recommendations
No recommendations listed
Co-requisite Modules
No Co-requisite modules listed
Entry requirements
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H8OD: Organisational Development
Module Content & Assessment
Indicative Content
Introduction to Organisation Development (* Blended)
What is OD? Exploring the OD Concept and its characteristics. Differentiating between OD, Change Management and HRM. Ethics and Values in OD. Theoretical concepts
underpinning OD. Where does OD fit in the organisation?
The Foundations of Organisational Change *
The failure of organisational change and development programmes. Resistance to Change. Fundamental Organisational Change Models and Concepts
The Organisational Development Practioner and the Consulting Process.
The Consulting Relationship and types of consulting. The Organisational Development Consulting Model. Consulting Process. The Internal Vs External Practitioner
The Organisation Development Model / Process
Anderson's model of Organisation Development
1. Entering and Contracting
The nature of the OD contract. The Client. Problems and difficulties in the OD Contract. Ethics and Values in the Contract.
2. Diagnosing Organisations
Methods and tools used in Diagnosis. Models of Organisational Diagnosis. Deductive and Inductive approaches. Feedback. Ethics and Values in Diagnosis.
3. Organisation Development Interventions
Organisational level Interventions. Group / Team Level Interventions. Individual to Organisational Interventions and Approaches
4. Sustaining Change, Evaluating and Ending Engagement
Sustaining Change after the Intervention. Evaluation. Separation and Exit.
Assessment Breakdown %
Coursework 100.00%
Assessments
Full Time
Coursework
Assessment Type: Assignment % of total: 100
Assessment Date: n/a Outcome addressed: 1,2,3,4
Non-Marked: No
Assessment Description:
An investigation into the application of OD that facilitates critical analysis and proposals for the development of the organisation. An example of such an assessment would
involve an evalutaion of a change initiative from an OD perspective, considering the contribution and impact OD would have on the organisation and its members.
No Workplace Assessment
Reassessment Requirement
Coursework Only
This module is reassessed solely on the basis of re-submitted coursework. There is no repeat written examination.
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H8OD: Organisational Development
Module Workload
Module Target Workload Hours 0 Hours
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Module Resources
Recommended Book Resources
Anderson, D.A.. (2014), Organization Development: The process of leading organizational change, Third. Sage, California., [ISBN: 9781452291574].
Cheung-Judge, M.Y., and Holbeche, L.. (2015), Organization Development: A Practitioner's Guide for OD and HR, SECOND. Kogan Page, London., [ISBN:
9780749470173].
CUMMINGS T.G. AND WORLEY C.G.. (2013), ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE, TENTH. CENGAGELEARNING, Stamford., [ISBN:
978113319045].
Joan V. Gallos, editor; foreword by Edgar H. Schein. (2006), Organization development, Jossey-Bass, San Fransisco, CA, [ISBN: 9780787984267].
FRANCIS, H., HOLBECHE, L., AND REDDINGTON, M.. (2012), PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A NEW AGENDA FOR ORGANISATIONAL
EFFECTIVENESS, CIPD, LONDON, [ISBN: 9781843982692].
MORRISON, M.. (2014), Organizational Development Theory and Practice: A guide book for Managers OD Consultants and HR Professionals using OD tools,
1st. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, [ISBN: 1497471915].
OD Practitioner.
People Management.
Other Resources
Discussion Note:
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