BA (Hons) Human Resource Management
Bachelor's degree
In Hatfield
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Hatfield
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Human resources (HR) typically focuses on the management of people within an organisation, and this course gives you the skills and knowledge for a successful career in this important area. You’ll study topics that fundamentally underpin HR management, including legal issues, economics, people resourcing, accounting and marketing. You’ll then move on to specialist modules such as organisational psychology, employment relations, individual employment law, ethics, contemporary HRD and performance management. Once you’ve completed the course, you can apply for associate membership of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
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About this course
Study for your degree at one of the UK’s leading business-facing university.
Become a knowledgeable, highly skilled human resources professional.
Take modules created in consultation with employers, focused on the skills they really need.
Choose to learn a new language, take a year-long work placement or study abroad for a year.
Graduate with associate membership of the Chartered Institute of Personal Development (CIPD).
Our human resources graduates often go into HRM graduate schemes, consultancy or HR related positions in the private, public or not-for-profit sectors. Whichever path you choose, you’ll have a sound knowledge of HRM and business management, as well as the transferable skills employers need.
Our BA Human Resource Management is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), so you’ll become an associate member when you graduate. The CIPD is a highly respected body in HR, so this is a real advantage.
You can also stay on at Hertfordshire and study at postgraduate level. We offer an MA Human Resource Management which can help you develop even more advanced expertise.
Our graduates have gone on to roles such as HR administrator, HR graduate trainee, HR manager and personnel officer with companies including Arcadia, Europcar, Marks and Spencer and Royal Mail. The course also gives you the skills to work in industrial relations, equal opportunities, training and development, and general management. Around 95% of our graduates have gone on to work or further study within six months of finishing this course. Students also consider an MA Human Resource Management upon starting their career.
UCAS points 96
A Level ccc
Our BA Human Resource Management is accredited by the highly respected Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD), so you can be confident it’s giving you the high-quality skills today’s employers are looking for. Once you graduate, you can become an associate member of the CIPD, able to access its professional networks and resources.
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Subjects
- IT Law
- Performance Management
- Employment Law
- Ethics
- Resource Management
- Law
- Marketing
- Economics
Course programme
You will be studying four 15 credit modules in each semester (this may vary between double modules) and your contact time varies between modules, but usually you will have two sessions per week for each module, a one-hour lecture following by a one-hour seminar/tutorial. Typically, a new topic or theory will be introduced in each lecture and will be followed up with class discussion and feedback in the subsequent seminar. In addition, as part of your study time, you will be collaborating with your peers on tasks and group assignments. Module leaders also offer weekly drop in and feedback sessions, usually 2 x 1 hours per module as well as revision sessions.
The University’s ‘online learning environment’ means you can access all your course resources, literature and timetables from anywhere in the world.
Usually, assessment is split between coursework and examinations. The style of coursework can vary from presentations to business reports, essays depending on the taught topics.
Level 4
Module
- Principles of Marketing
- Introduction to Human Resource Management
- Work and Organisations
- Economics for Business
- HRM Practice and Society
- Introduction to Business Operations
- Information Systems for Business
- International Environment of Business 2: Law, Ethics and Culture
- Financial Analysis Techniques
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Module
- Performance Management and Reward
- Organisational Psychology
- Business and Enterprise Contexts
- Information Systems for HRM
- Enhancing Employability in Human Resource Management
- Employment Law
- Principles of Operations Management
- Exploring Business Ethics
- Cross-cultural Management
- Geopolitics
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Module
- Employment Relations
- International Human Resource Management
- Training and Development
- Placement Portfolio
- Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management
- Industry Practice for Human Resource Professionals
- Contemporary Developments in HRD
- Diversity and Equality at Work
- HBS Placement
- Industrial Placement Sem B only
- Industrial Placement Year
- Placement Study Abroad (South East Asia)
- Supply Chain Management
- Business and Commercial Awareness
- Placement Study Abroad (North America)
- Placement Study Abroad (Australia)
- Placement Study Abroad A (Europe)
- Placement Study Abroad B (Europe)
- Placement Study Abroad (Europe)
- Industrial Placement (Semester A)
- Dissertation - Human Resources
- Creative Problem Solving for Managers
- Research Methods
- Leadership and Organisations
- Business Strategy
- Contemporary Issues in Ethics, Business and Sustainability
- German Mini Project
- Spanish Mini Project
- German Project
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- Collective Employment Law
Additional information
International Students Fee
Full time - £13450 for the 2021/2022 academic year
Part time -£1680 per 15 credits for the 2021/2022 academic year
EU Students Fee
Full time - £13450 for the 2021/2022 academic year
Part time - £1680 per 15 credits for the 2021/2022 academic year
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management