Human Resource Management pt 1718
Master
In High Wycombe
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
High wycombe
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Duration
27 Months
HR professionals are in demand as the people who mobilise an organisation's greatest asset: its people. This master's will allow you to gain the necessary knowledge and skills to lead and manage people in the competitive business environment.
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About this course
We've designed this course to give you an advantage when applying for a position in Human Resource Management and similar roles.
Recent graduates have gone on to jobs in positions such as:
Diversity manager
Employee relations specialist
External recruitment consultant
Learning and development manager
Learning design manager
HR Business Partner.
HR isn't limited to major businesses with hundreds of employees. Some of our graduates work as consultants, helping SMEs and start-up businesses.
There is a huge demand in HR advice, especially when a company can't invest in a full-time HR professional. Graduates have set up their own HR consultant companies and some work as freelance consultants.
This course is designed for professionals who have an organisational responsibility for human resources at an operational, tactical or strategic level and are looking for professional and career development.
To apply, you'll need either an honours degree (or equivalent) or a CIPD level 5 qualification. As we accept applications on an individual basis, we also look at your experience in HR as this can be just as valuable as a degree.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) have accredited our course, adding value to you when you graduate.
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Subjects
- Resource Management
- Managing
- Performance Management
- HRM
- Human Resource management
- Human Resource
- HR Perspective
- Business Issue
- Psychology
- Diversity
- Development
- Employment Law
Course programme
Modules
- Leading, Managing and Developing People
- Performance Management
- HRM in Context
- Developing Skills for Effective Use of Information
- Essential Human Resource Management
- Dissertation
- Investigating a business issue from an HR perspective (optional)
- Profiting from Diversity (optional)
- Organisational Psychology (optional)
- Organisational Design and Development (optional)
- Employment Law (optional)
- Learning and Talent Development (optional)
Human Resource Management pt 1718