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Work-Life Integration: Women's Leadership Decisions and Their Impact on Family Dynamics

Women Empowerment in Sustainable Development

By - Chan Siaw Leng (WEP Participant)
14 students
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Course Description

This course explores women leaders' challenges and strategies in balancing their professional and personal lives. Through a comprehensive examination of work-life integration concepts, participants will analyze the impact of leadership styles, emotional intelligence, and organizational support on women's ability to navigate family dynamics. The course will utilize case studies, discussions, and practical applications to enhance understanding of effective decision-making processes. Participants will leave equipped with tools to promote inclusive leadership and foster a supportive environment for themselves and others.

Course Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Analyze the concept of work-life integration and its relevance to women in leadership roles.
Evaluate different leadership styles and their impact on family dynamics and decision-making.
Develop strategies for effective work-life integration, including setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care.
Advocate for organizational policies that support women leaders in achieving work-life balance.

Course Curriculum

2 chapters
4 lectures
2 quizzes
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1 Women's Leadership Decisions and Their Impact on Family Dynamics

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2 Work-Life Integration [Quiz]

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2 Hours 30 Min

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Instructor

Chan Siaw Leng (WEP Participant)

Dr. Chan Siaw Leng is a senior lecturer of psychology and counseling at Universiti Putra Malaysia Sarawak Campus. She is also a registered professional counselor under the Malaysia Board of Counsellors, with extensive mental health counseling experience, and an American Psychological Association (APA) member.

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