Managerial Decision Making
About the course
Managerial Decision Making module will be held at Melbourne Business School between 13-17 May 2024.
Managerial Decision Making (Melbourne Business School)
This subject is based on state-of-the-art neurobiological research that sheds light on the obstacles we face when making decisions. By discovering the roots of many of these difficulties we can also learn solutions to the problems created by our biological history.
Neurobiology and Neuroanatomy
Judgemental biases: Framing, Priming and Anchoring
Expectations and stereotypes – when is the gut feeling right?
DATES:
13-17 May 2024
DELIVERY:
This course will be a residential module
FEES
AUD $6,500
Please note fees include tuition, materials, accommodation and meals.
APPLICATIONS:
To take part in this program you need to enrol with Melbourne Business School click here to download an Application Form.
If you have previously enrolled with Melbourne Business School and would like to participate in this module, please email Katrina Bacon, CEO, FEAL katrina.bacon@feal.asn.au.
TAUGHT BY:
Josh Hodge
ABOUT THE LECTURER:
Josh Hodge is a Senior Fellow in the Organisational Behaviour/Human Resource Management cluster and a member of the Power Status and Hierarchy At Work (PSHAW) lab.
Josh has over a decade of executive coaching and facilitation experience, working with managers and business owners to improve their work life balance, efficiency, and effectiveness using positive psychology and a toolkit of performance hacks