Studies
Lectures
Lectures of the Center for Human Resource Management (CEHRM):
Bachelor's curriculum
Human Resource Management (HRM)
Syllabus spring term 2021
Leadership
Syllabus spring term 2021
Organisation and Change Management
Syllabus spring term 2021
Practice-oriented management processes with examples from HRM
Syllabus fall term 2020
More information at BA in Economics and Management
Master's curriculum
Strategic Human Resource Management
Syllabus spring term 2021
HR Lab - Leveraging Science for Practice
Syllabus spring term 2021
HR Analytics
Syllabus fall term 2020
More information at MA in Economics and Management
Doctorate
Doctoral Research Seminar in Human Resource Management
Syllabus fall term 2020
More information at Doctoral studies
Guidelines
Learning Goals
Written theses
Topic List for Term Papers (DE)
Guidelines for Writing a Term Paper (DE)
Agreement for Term Papers (DE)
Evaluation Criteria for Term Papers (DE)
Topic List for Bachelor and Master Theses
Guidelines for Writing a Bachelor and Master Theses
Agreement for Bachelor and Master Theses
Evaluation Criteria for Literature-based Bachelor and Master Theses
Evaluation Criteria for Empirical Bachelor and Master Theses
Guidelines for References According to APA
Executive education
Effective Leadership
Traditional leadership training courses often concentrate on administrative aspects and on understanding day-to-day operations (finances, controlling, marketing, macro and micro economics, etc.). They rarely address the specific themes which gain in relevance in exacting situations (decision-making, human factors, information management). The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Effective Leadership is a joint advanced studies programme of the University of Lucerne and the Swiss Armed Forces College (SAFC) and fills a gap in that it trains the skills required for leadership in situations with an acute need for action.
The MAS consists of three certificate courses plus a master module and thesis which build on the content of the certificate courses.
CAS Decision Making and Leadership
CAS Human Factors in Leadership
Humanitarian Leadership
Providing support to people affected by conflicts and disasters is characterised as being an intense, challenging and multi-faceted tasks. The joint study program "CAS/MAS in Humanitarian Leadership" connects academic skills and knowledge delivered by the University of Lucerne with the practical know how and experience of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).