Human Resources and Labor Relations - Master of Human Resources and Labor Relations
Postgraduate
In Michigan Center (USA)
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Postgraduate
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Michigan center (USA)
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The Master of Human Resources and Labor Relations is the school’s signature graduate degree, offered on a full-time basis in East Lansing, Michigan. With a diverse and highly qualified student body, the master’s program is universally regarded as one of the premier professional programs of its kind in the world. Preparing future leaders for professional careers, students receive a comprehensive, contemporary foundation in human resources and labor relations, gain a broad global perspective, and learn to apply best practices, lead organizational change, and act strategically as business leaders.
The curriculum offers a wide range of courses across required core knowledge areas including: human resource management, labor-management relations, organizational change, business acumen, international human resources and employment relations, workplace law, economics of human resources, and quantitative methods for human resource analyses.
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- Economics
Course programme
Economics of Human Resources
Organizational Behavior for Human Resources and Labor Relations
Human Resource Practices and Decisions
Quantitative Methods for Human Resources Analyses
Collective Bargaining
One course from each of the following core knowledge areas (12 credits):
Human Resource Management
Talent Acquisition and Deployment
Training and Development
Human Resource Information Systems
Foundations of Employee Benefits
International Human Resources and Labor Relations
Comparative Employment Relations
International Human Resources
Study Abroad in Human Resources and Labor Relations
Strategy and Firm Performance
Human Resource and Firm Performance
Human Resources Strategy
Nine additional credits in courses approved by the student’s academic advisor or guidance committee. Students pursuing Plan A (with thesis) must complete 4 credits of HRLR 899 Master’s Thesis Research as part of this elective requirement.
Human Resources and Labor Relations - Master of Human Resources and Labor Relations