
Digital Management & Human Resources
Program Details
- Language: English
- Fees: 900
- Registration Deadline: March 15th, 2026
Entry requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Basic computer literacy
- English Level B1 (CEFR) or equivalent
Study Access
About This Course
This module focuses on advanced theoretical and practical frameworks for managing digital trans-formation and its impact on work and organizational structures. Students examine how data-driven strategies, human-AI collaboration, and algorithmic management systems reshape modern organi-zations and workforce dynamics.
The rapid advancement of digital technologies requires leaders to rethink traditional management practices, address the psychological impacts of automation, and develop responsible approaches to digital HR transformation. This module equips students with the critical evaluation skills needed to navigate the complexities of digital management while balancing technological efficiency with human values and employee well-being.
This course is offered as a micro degree.
- German UDS Micro Degrees are compatible with the European MOOC Consortiums Common Micro Credentials Framework.
- Micro Degrees will be rewarded with an equivalent of 5 ECTS.
- Micro Degrees are offered to non-regular students and require a fee of €900.
Learning Objectives
- Provide students with an understanding of advanced concepts of digital transformation, data-driven management, and human-AI collaboration in organizational contexts.
- Have in-depth knowledge of digital HR transformation, people analytics strategies, and the ethical implications of algorithmic management systems.
- Apply digital management frameworks and responsible leadership approaches in practice, addressing real-world challenges in various industries and organizational settings.
Course Staff
Prof. Dr. Georg Loscher is a Senior Researcher at the German University of Digital Science, specializing in the digital transformation of management. He previously held a senior research position at the Universität der Bundeswehr München, where he completed his PhD and habilitation. Dr. Loscher has also conducted academic visits at the University of Oxford and Trinity College Dublin, focusing on how digital technologies reshape management and work.















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