Quality Management

• • The theories and theorist associated with quality management form a soft systems and innovation perspective
  • An understanding and application of problem identification and analysis
  • Quality tools and problem solving techniques and there application in multiple contexts
  • The development of quality groups and the application of group process to innovation a problem solving
  • Soft systems theory (including synthesis)
  • Critical management theory applied to innovation and quality
  • Cybernetics applied to innovation and quality
  • Organisation learning applied to innovation and quality
  • Service Quality
  • The modern context of quality management as an overarching management intervention

Others

Note: Level 3 subjects normally assume a moderate level of prior knowledge in this area, eg from studying related Level 1 and 2 subjects or other relevant experience.

Additional requirements

No additional requirements

The aim of the degree is to directly address the major philosophies behind the design and development of a Quality Innovation and Improvement Program. This includes Quality Management philosophies, Business Excellence Models, analytical tools, teams and Quality Improvement Program. The link between Quality and organisational sustainability is discussed.As quality assurance and business process reengineering ( BPR) are covered in other management degrees this degree covers the Deming and Soft system management approach to quality which is innovation and improvement via group interventions and problem solving

Commonwealth Supported Students who intend to complete a Griffith University Subject as Cross-Institutional Study in a degree from their home institution need to complete a Cross-Institutional Study application form, to ensure the correct fee is charged.

• Timed Assessment (35%)
• Group Assessment (50%)
• Online Quiz (15%)