Post Graduate Diploma Human Resource Management (PGDHRM) - Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS), Ranchi

Course Description:

Xavier Institute Of Social Service XISS, Ranchi is offering Post Graduate Diploma Human Resource Management (PGDHRM). In this section, learn about the Post Graduate Diploma Human Resource Management (PGDHRM) course at Xavier Institute Of Social Service XISS, Ranchi

Programme Overview - PGDM (Human Resource Management)

The two year Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (Human Resource Management) aims at preparing young men and women to face challenges in the domain of Human Resource Management.

Apart from the fundamental theoretical inputs in Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations and Human Resource Development, the programme seeks to equip students with practical knowledge and requisite skills to be effective in their profession. Stress is laid on the development of dynamic personality by nurturing in the students, values and attitudes built on the firm edifice of keen social-awareness.
Course Objective

The Institute proposes to make its students agents of social change, who see their future not primarily as a career for self-enrichment but as a way of contributing their part to the basic evolution that is taking place in India today.

In this context, the imparting of knowledge and skills is of vital importance, but even more crucial is the purpose for which this knowledge and these skills are utilized. Will they contribute to justice for the poor and oppressed, more social concern, more honesty and cultural understanding, rather than the maintenance of the status quo and a lopsided distribution of power and benefits? This will, to a great extent, depends on the values that students carry with them when leaving the Institute.

In order to prepare students for the challenging tasks that await them, the programme equips them with knowledge, skills and values. This can be spelled out as follows:

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Students are acquainted with the problems of today’s society, with the uneven distribution of power and wealth, the problems of rural development, Industry, management and industrial and social administration. This is done through a broadening of horizons by making available information in the form of books and magazines, research reports and by generating in students the desire to learn more as a lasting inclination for the rest of their professional lives.
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Students are taught to reflect for themselves. The analytical and logical powers are developed so that they can comprehend problems and their implications. This is done through case studies, field visits, exposure camps and seminars.
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Efforts are made to awaken in the students a scientific interest in social and management problems and to equip them with a workable knowledge of research principles and techniques.
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The communication and interpersonal skills of the students are developed, so that they can express themselves clearly and with self-confidence and exert influence on others. Students are also trained to be good listeners, who are sensitized to the expectations of others, especially small people, and who can play effective role in-group situations.
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Practical training assumes, in the light of objectives of the institute, grate importance and is therefore given considerable weightage in evaluating a student. Field work takes in the form of social work activities on a weekly basis work camps, community organization, labour welfare programmes, institutional visits, placement as an apprentice, and work in the slums of Ranchi.
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Motivational Training: The programme tries to cultivate in the students values and attitudes that make of them agents of social change, a deep concern for the injustice perpetrated on the poor and a determination to set this right, respect for the dignity and right of everyman, women and child, especially the weak and exploited, a firm purpose to use one’s professional standing to struggle against corrupt or irresponsible practices or attitudes.

Trimester - I

Principles and Practices of Management

Industrial Sociology

Labour Laws-I

MIS-I

Business Communication

Managerial Economics

Social Work

Communication Lab

Social Service Field Work

Performance Evaluation

Viva-voce

Trimester - II

Accounts and Financial Management

MIS-II

Statistics for Managers-I

Organizational Behaviour-I

Labour Laws-II

Industrial Relations-I

Strategic Management

Structural Analysis of Society

Social Service Field Work

Rural Camp

Performance Evaluation

Viva-voce

Trimester - III

Human Resource Management

Statistics for Managers-II

Research Methodology

Industrial Relations-II

Labour Laws-III

Operations Research

Organizational Behaviour-II

Social Justice & Social Action

Social Service Field Work

Performance Evaluation

Viva-voce

Trimester - IV

Human Resource Planning

Service Jurisprudence

Strategic HRM

HRD

Industrial Relations-III

Total Quality Management-I

Labour Laws-IV

Organizational Behaviour-III

Performance Evaluation

Viva-voce

Trimester - V

Organizational Development

Compensation Management

Labour Welfare & Industrial Health

Business Laws

Electives (IR / HRD)

Total Quality Management-II

Industrial Study Tour

Performance Evaluation

Viva-voce

Trimester - VI

Business Env. Of Dev. Eco.

Marketing Management

Business Ethics

Corporate Social Responsibility

Electives (IR / HRD)

Production Management

International HRM

Research Project Viva-voce

Progress in Project Work