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Module Title
Managing Global Service
School
Educational Enterprise
Department
Wiley
Module Code
07 28430
Module Lead
Ahmad Bhatti
Level
Masters Level
Credits
10
Semester
Semester 2
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions
None
Exclusions
Description
The Managing Global Service (MGS) module is concerned with improving organisations to make them better for customers and service providers. The module will develop students’ understanding of the concepts, tools and techniques relating to process design and delivery. The module will develop students’ understanding of the concepts, tools and techniques relating to process design and delivery, including the analysis of process design from the customer’s perspective.
The module is integrative in approach and so uses analytical lenses from marketing, organisational behaviour, strategy and behavioural psychology. Case, and other illustrative material in the module comes from both profit and non-profit sectors, worldwide.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module students should be able to:
Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and understanding of, and be able to explain the critical perspectives on the nature of service.
Critically evaluate the ways in which good and bad service impacts on customers, staff and profitability.
Identify and apply a range of methods for assessing the needs, expectations and perceptions of customers.
Explain and apply the principles, tools and techniques of service design.
Critically appraise the methods with which organisations can measure their service performance and apply the general approaches to, and specific methods for improving service.
Demonstrate how organisations can deal with challenges such as customer complaints and service failures.