Sociology of Work and Occupation - 3GMC0425

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Number of hours
- Lectures : 19.5
- Tutorials : 19.5
- Laboratory works : -
- Projects : -
- Internship : -
- Written tests : 1.5
ECTS : 3.0
Officials : Celine CHOLEZ

Goals

• Acquire a set of concepts and analytical approaches so as to understand and handle dynamics of work organisation.

• Place 'organisation' as it actually works (and not how it should) into the centre of the analysis.

• Understand the importance of social regulations in production.

• Students carry out an operator internship at the end of the first semester (S1). This internship is the opportunity to analyse (first individually then as a group) production activity and work organisation by reusing concepts seen in class.

Content

This course is divided into three sections which take place before the internship:

• Sociology on "knowledge of work activity" where the following topics will be studied:
-production of a socio-technical system
-the company as the place of a strategic game between stakeholders
-identity phenomena in the company
-group action and negotiation

• Ergonomy on "work activity" highlighting:
-task and activity concepts
-individual and group regulations
-working conditions
-safety at work

• Methodology of ergonomic and sociological surveys (observation and interview)

Prerequisites

Course on Markets & Firms

Tests

CC = Continuous assessment

E1 = Final written exam from 1st exam period about fundamental concepts of sociology
E2 = Written or oral exam from 2nd exam period

N1 = Final mark from 1st exam period
N2 = Final mark from 2nd exam period

N1 = 0,4*CC + 0,6*E1
N2 = E2

Calendar

The course exists in the following branches:

Curriculum - Engineer student Bachelor - Semester 5

see the course schedule for 2020-2021

Additional Information

Course ID : 3GMC0425
Course language(s):

You can find this course among all other courses.

Bibliography

Un recueil de textes de base est remis au début du module
Autres lectures conseillées :
Blanchet A. (1990), Les techniques d'enquête en sciences sociales, Dunod

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Date of update June 5, 2015