The course takes a detailed look at industrial relations institutions: trade unions, work, management and employers; public policy on industrial relations; and collective bargaining.
Learners can also choose from one of the folllowing options:
There is a strong emphasis on developing study and research skills.
The course lasts nine months part-time distance learning with three residential weekends in September, January and April.
The course is for people active in industrial relations. It is suitable for people resident anywhere in the UK.
PCS is offering four scholarships to experienced activists to attend the course in 2008/9.
The PCS scholarship covers the course fees (£675) plus a £50 contribution towards books and travel & subsistence.
TUC bursaries are also available for this course. For more information see the unionlearn website.
The closing date for 2008/09 scholarship has now expired (4 July). All applicants will be notified in writing by the end of August 2008.
More information about the college is available on the Keele Centre for Industrial Relations website.
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