Management of organization and labour (MOL)

Management delle organizzazioni e del lavoro (MOL)
Management of organization and labour (MOL)
Course sheet
A.Y. 2024/2025
Bachelor
L-16 - Management Science
Bachelor
180
ECTS
Access
Limited enrolment with admission test
3
Years
Language
Italian
The degree in Labour and Management aims at providing the student with the basic knowledge and necessary skills to work expertly and confidently in all the fields related to labour: human resources management in the private and public sectors, the planning and implementing of labour market services and policies, the representation of the interests of industrial relations actors, and the counselling of employers on the employment relationship, social security law, and industrial relations.
Graduates in Labour and Management can find professional outcomes in the following fields of work:
-Personnel and human resources area within private and public production organisations (selection, management, organization and development, human resources administration; Trade union relations, offices for disciplinary proceedings in Public administrations) or in the free-lance and consulting sector (Labour consultants; socio-organizational consultancy in the field of human resources);
-Public and private institutions operating in the labour market, with the function of programming, planning, management and monitoring of work policy interventions; Inspection and supervision at work; Orientation and start working, matching demand-offer, administration,intermediation, research and selection of personnel, outplacement; Training. Fo example, the following types of organisations and institutions are indicated: directions for work policies of regions and provinces, employment centres, employment agencies, territorial departments of work, including inspection services)
-Organisations representing economic interests (trade unions for workers and entrepreneurs, chambers of commerce).

Employment statistics (Almalaurea)
Course attendance is highly recommended.
Enrolment
Admission to the degree programme requires applicants to have a high school diploma or an equivalent suitable qualification from abroad.
To be admitted to the course students must sit an examination to check their linguistic-communication capabilities, in addition to taking an online test (TOLC-E) organised by the Consortium of Interuniversity Integrated Access Systems (CISIA). Subject knowledge for admission will be deemed acceptable if the scores in the selection band have been achieved.
Students whose score is lower than the value stated in the selection band, limited to the area of verbal comprehension, will be assigned an additional learning obligation (OFA), which must be met and approved within the first year of the course.
The University organises specific tutoring support for the successful completion of the OFA. Additional information is available on the University study portal of the Faculty of Political, Economic & Social Sciences.
If students fail to satisfy the OFA within the required timescale, the following year they will be unable to sit the examinations for the years subsequent to the first year.

English OFA

To be able to sit the English examination stipulated in the curriculum, students must have level B1 English as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (QCER). This level can be confirmed as follows:
- by sending a level B1 or higher language qualification certificate gained no more than 3 years prior to the date it is submitted (for a list of language qualifications accepted by the University, visit the University portal at https://www.unimi.it/it/studiare/competenze-linguistiche/placement-test-test-di-ingresso-e-corsi-di-inglese). Certificates must be uploaded at the time of enrolment, or at a later date on the portal at http://studente.unimi.it/uploadCertificazioniLingue;
- by sitting a placement test set exclusively by SLAM during the 1st year, between October and December. Students who fail the placement test must follow the courses delivered by SLAM.
The placement test is compulsory for all students who do not have a valid qualification.
Students who do not sit the placement test by December, or do not pass the final test after 6 attempts, must obtain the qualification at their own expense, during the year in which the language examination is scheduled.

Places available: 210 + 25 reserved for non-EU citizens

Call for applications

Please refer to the call for admission test dates and contents, and how to register.

Session: 1

Application for admission: from 14/03/2024 to 13/06/2024

Application for matriculation: from 18/06/2024 to 01/07/2024

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Session: 2

Application for admission: from 04/07/2024 to 12/09/2024

Application for matriculation: from 17/09/2024 to 24/09/2024

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Programme description and courses list
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Digital Tecnologie for Organisations 6 40 Italian INF/01
Public and Eu Law 12 80 Italian IUS/01 IUS/09 IUS/14
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Techniques for Data Analysis 9 60 Italian SECS-S/01 SECS-S/06
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Political and Administrative Systems 6 40 Italian SPS/04
Social Research Methodology 9 60 Italian SPS/07
Open sessions
There are no specific sessions for these activities (e.g. open online courses).
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Computer Science Course 3 30 Italian INF/01
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Economic Sociology and Sociology of Organisations 9 60 Italian SPS/09
Microeconomics and Macroeconomics 12 80 Italian SECS-P/01 SECS-P/02
Organisations and Digital Societies 6 40 Italian INF/01
Optional
Theories of Equality and Rights 6 40 Italian IUS/20 SPS/01
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Fundamentals of Labour Law 9 60 Italian IUS/07
Industrial Relations 6 40 Italian SPS/09
Optional
Labour Market and Equal Opportunities Legislation 6 40 Italian IUS/07 SPS/09
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Business Economics 9 60 Italian SECS-P/07
Social and Labour Market Policies 9 60 Italian SPS/04
Trade Union Law 6 40 Italian IUS/07
Optional
Sociology of Gender Equality and Work-Life Balance Policies 6 40 Italian SPS/04 SPS/07
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Labour Economics 9 60 Italian SECS-P/01
Work Psychology 6 40 Italian M-PSI/06
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
English for Communication in Management 9 60 English L-LIN/12
Organisational Theory and Management 9 60 Italian SECS-P/10
Optional
Human Resources Management 6 40 Italian SECS-P/10
Marketing and Business Strategies 6 40 Italian SECS-P/08
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Sociology of Labour 6 40 Italian SPS/09
Conclusive activities
There are no specific sessions for these activities (e.g. open online courses).
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Final Exam 6 0 Italian
Optional activities and study plan rules
3 - Students must obtain 6 ECTS in one of the following courses
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language Lesson period SSD
Human Resources Management 6 40 Italian Second trimester SECS-P/10
Marketing and Business Strategies 6 40 Italian Second trimester SECS-P/08
The following prerequisites are common to all curricula: the fulfilment of additional learning requirements (OFA) is preparatory to all second- and third-year exams. Private law, Public law and European Union law exams are preparatory to Trade union law, Labour law, Italian and European tax law, Social security law, Labour market law exams. The Mathematics and data analysis exam is preparatory to Microeconomics and macroeconomics, and Labour economics exams. The Microeconomics and macroeconomics exam is preparatory to the Labour economics exam. The Social research methodology exam is preparatory to the Economic Sociology and Sociology of Organisations exam.

A certificate of English proficiency at B1 level is a prerequisite for the English for communication in management exam.
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Digital Tecnologie for Organisations 6 40 Italian INF/01
Public and Eu Law 12 80 Italian IUS/01 IUS/09 IUS/14
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Techniques for Data Analysis 9 60 Italian SECS-S/01 SECS-S/06
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Political and Administrative Systems 6 40 Italian SPS/04
Social Research Methodology 9 60 Italian SPS/07
Open sessions
There are no specific sessions for these activities (e.g. open online courses).
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Computer Science Course 3 30 Italian INF/01
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Economic Sociology and Sociology of Organisations 9 60 Italian SPS/09
Microeconomics and Macroeconomics 12 80 Italian SECS-P/01 SECS-P/02
Organisations and Digital Societies 6 40 Italian INF/01
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Fundamentals of Labour Law 9 60 Italian IUS/07
Industrial Relations 6 40 Italian SPS/09
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Business Economics 9 60 Italian SECS-P/07
Social and Labour Market Policies 9 60 Italian SPS/04
Trade Union Law 6 40 Italian IUS/07
First trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Labour Economics 9 60 Italian SECS-P/01
Labour Market Law 6 40 Italian IUS/07
Social Security Law 6 40 Italian IUS/07
Work Psychology 6 40 Italian M-PSI/06
Second trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
English for Communication in Management 9 60 English L-LIN/12
Third trimester
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Italian and European Tax Law 9 60 Italian IUS/12
Conclusive activities
There are no specific sessions for these activities (e.g. open online courses).
Courses or activities ECTS Total hours Language SSD
Compulsory
Final Exam 6 0 Italian
The following prerequisites are common to all curricula: the fulfilment of additional learning requirements (OFA) is preparatory to all second- and third-year exams. Private law, Public law and European Union law exams are preparatory to Trade union law, Labour law, Italian and European tax law, Social security law, Labour market law exams. The Mathematics and data analysis exam is preparatory to Microeconomics and macroeconomics, and Labour economics exams. The Microeconomics and macroeconomics exam is preparatory to the Labour economics exam. The Social research methodology exam is preparatory to the Economic Sociology and Sociology of Organisations exam.

A certificate of English proficiency at B1 level is a prerequisite for the English for communication in management exam.
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  • The amount of the first instalment is the same for all students
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