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Course Description
This course is an advanced course related to theories in the field of strategic management science. The topics discussed include the historical formation of strategic thinking, the theories currently used and their contribution to the development of strategic management as a field of science. Apart from the topics above, this course will also help students gain insight into theories that can be adopted and developed in preparing a good dissertation.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Mampu beradaptasi terhadap konteks manajemen strategik yang dihadapi dengan baik
- Mampu mengelola keputusan di bidang manajemen strategik secara etis
- mampu mengambil keputusan strategis untuk pengembangan diri dengan tepat.
- Mampu menerapkan teknologi informasi dalam pengambilan keputusan strategik dengan tepat
- Mampu mengembangkan jiwa entrepreneurial leadership melalui keputusan-keputusan strategik secara berkelanjutan
Aktifitas Pembelajaran
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Pertemuan 1 Introduction Of Strategic management -
Pertemuan 2 Internal Environment Resource-Based View 1 -
Pertemuan 3 Dan merekomendasikan: Kepemimpinan berbasis Value -
Pertemuan 4 External Environment Dynamic Capability 1 -
Pertemuan 5 External Environment Dynamic Capability 2 -
Pertemuan 6 Organizational BEHAVIOUR -
Pertemuan 7 Organizational Learning -
Pertemuan 8 Ujian Tengah Semester -
Pertemuan 9 Alternatif strategy : Industrial Economics -
Pertemuan 10 Alternatif strategy : Transactions Cost Economics 1 -
Pertemuan 11 Alternatif strategy : Transactions Cost Economics 2 -
Pertemuan 12 Formulation strategy : Institutional Theory 1 -
Pertemuan 13 Formulation strategy : Institutional Theory 2 -
Pertemuan 14 Implementation & evalutation strategy : Competitive Dynamics 1 -
Pertemuan 15 Implementation & evalutation strategy : Competitive Dynamics -
Pertemuan 16 Ujian Akhir Semester
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