Storytelling: The Use of Narrative in Organizational Studies
Y26.2260
Credit:
The Paul McGhee Division
Narrative and storytelling are powerful tools to further the goals of organizations. Major global organizations are integrating narrative in the areas of knowledge management, change management, innovation strategies, leadership development, and cultural As an inter-disciplinary approach to understanding narrative in organizations, this course is grounded in theories and methods of narrative psychology, anthropology, sociology, and literary thought. Existing since the ancient times of cave people, the narrative application is predicted to become mainstream in business and organizational studies in the future. Students will develop a critical understanding of the use and limits of narrative and storytelling within group and organizational settings. Interactive exercises and guest lecturers will engage students in the power of narrative.
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