Master in Industrial and Employment Relations

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In a fast-changing environment (political, economic, social, cultural, technological, and in terms of skills), in which governments and workers' and employers' organizations are continuously having to adapt their strategies, a better understanding of contemporary trends and challenges in industrial and employment relations is a compelling need. The International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITCILO), in partnership with the University of Turin, Italy, is offering a Master in Industrial and Employment Relations (MIER). It includes a distance-learning phase, a residential phase at the ITCILO campus in Turin, Italy, followed by a second distance-learning phase for the preparation of the Master's thesis. The Master's program aims to develop specialized multidisciplinary knowledge in the field of industrial and employment relations from a comparative viewpoint. It will provide participants with a deep theoretical and practical understanding of industrial and employment relations systems worldwide by looking into recent changes and trends in the major economic and geographical areas. It will also provide a range of learning situations in which participants can enhance their analytical and problem-solving skills. The Master's program combines the sound academic background of the University of Turin with the ITCILO's international training experience. An international approach has been adopted for the content and methodology, as well as the composition of the faculty. Key features Modern Methods: Learn by doing, through case studies, workshops, and group exercises Inspiring discussions: Exchange ideas with international students and faculty High-Level Resources: Engage with experts from the ILO and the ITCILO, practitioners, and university professors. Why should I enroll? This Master is international and draws upon the centenary experience of the ILO. It provides a balance between theory and practice to stimulate interaction between resource persons and participants. Professors, practitioners, and other resource persons will use lectures, case studies, case law judgments, excerpts of collective agreements and legislation, discussions, group work, and practical exercises

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Turin School of Development (International Training Centre of the ILO)

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Master in Industrial and Employment Relations

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Turin School of Development (International Training Centre of the ILO)

Turin School of Development (International Training Centre of the ILO)

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