This course is addressed to present and discuss new theories, approaches, uses and challenges on Careers Studies.
Syllabus. Contemporary Career Models and Theories. Self knowledge for Career Planning. Personality theories. Topics on careers theories: Boundaryless Careers, Protean Careers, Opt-out, Dual Careers and Work Life Integration. Career success around the world. A final paper and a theory presentation are required.
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