Master of Science in Christian Neuromanagement and Talent Management

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:

The Master of Science in Christian Neuromanagement and Talent Management is offered within a Christian educational framework and is designed to develop advanced academic, analytical, and research knowledge in neuromanagement, human behavior, and talent management. The program is intended for individuals interested in leadership, organizational behavior, and human resource management, including professionals from business, management, and related fields who seek to understand cognitive processes and apply strategic approaches to talent development and organizational performance.

Area:
Business and Administration
Modality:Online
Workload:1,305 Hours
Program:Master
Credits: 29
Rating:

Master of Science in Christian Neuromanagement and Talent Management

Program: Master Studies
Location: Orlando, FL – USA
Credits: 29
Workload: 1,305

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree/diploma or transcript;
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Diploma:

Master of Science in Christian Neuromanagement and Talent Management

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:

The Master of Science in Christian Neuromanagement and Talent Management is offered within a Christian educational framework and is designed to develop advanced academic, analytical, and research knowledge in neuromanagement, human behavior, and talent management.

The program is intended for individuals interested in leadership, organizational behavior, and human resource management, including professionals from business, management, and related fields who seek to understand cognitive processes and apply strategic approaches to talent development and organizational performance.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

The program consists of academic coursework and a final research project (thesis), developed under continuous academic supervision and culminating in a formal evaluation. All academic activities are conducted in alignment with Christian values and ethical principles.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVE:

The program has a total workload equivalent to 1,350 to 1,530 hours, depending on the academic structure and specialization.

METHODOLOGY:

The program is delivered through structured modules, academic supervision, and research development, integrating scientific methodology with Christian ethical foundations.