Servant-leaders place the needs of their subordinates before their own and center their efforts on helping them grow to reach their maximum potential and achieve optimal organisational and career success. Their motivation in accomplishing these tasks is not self-interest; rather, servant-leaders want their subordinates to improve for their own good, and view the development of followers as an end, in and of itself, not merely a means to reach the leader's or organisation's goals.
Servant-leadership highlights personal integrity. It also extends outside the organisation—servant-leaders serve multiple stakeholders, including their communities and society as a whole. Servant-leadership shows promise as a way to build trust with employees, customers, and communities.
What does this Servant-Leadership Research programme deliver?
Objectives of the course are to:
- support organisations to develop their leaders, in service of the organisation, clients and society at large
- improve your understanding and practice of Servant-Leadership behaviour
- develop your skills in combining leading and serving for personal and organisational development
- achieve cross-industry learning through co-creation between learners
- establish cross-organisational and cross-cultural networks and gain insight from multiple perspective
The Servant-Leadership Research Programme at a glance
- Start date: t.b.a.
- Duration: 4 successive intensive days of lectures, followed by research & intervisions during 9 months
- Modules: 5
- Time Investment: beside the lectures, there are 12 hours of intervision and 80 hours of home and fieldwork
- Tuition fees: € 6,900
- Lectures:
- Classroom: 4 days
- Intervision: 12 hours
- Home and fieldwork: 80 hours
- Form: in class and in-company
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