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12 Undergraduate Studies in Human Resources
The Management major core courses provide an overview of the core knowledge and skills required for efficiently and effectively managing and leading people and organizations. ... +
Why Study Human Resource Management at AUE and not elsewhere? Students are best prepared for a career in Human Resources when the subject is taught within a business context. ... +
This bachelor's degree program provides students with the knowledge, skills and management skills to conduct effective analyzes, syntheses and interventions within organizatio ... +
The modules will allow students will develop skills in planning, compensation, recruitment, training and development, career planning, employee relations and sustainability is ... +
The Bachelor of Business Administration program is designed to prepare students for effective careers in the management of private and non-profit organizations in Canada and a ... +
The Bachelor of Business Administration program trains future managers to take on strategic roles in organizations that are constantly evolving.
As for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resource Management, its aims are to equip business students with the sound knowledge in the management of human resour ... +
The McKendree University online human resource management degree provides students with the basic principles of talent management and tools for successfully managing today’s d ... +
As information technologies move to standardize business processes, human capital becomes one of the most critical resources of an organization. Ever changing industrial and c ... +
Mount Mercy University’s human resource management program is endorsed by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), the world’s largest Human Resources professional so ... +
BBA program requires completion of 180 quarter credit hours of coursework (40 courses) that include 12 General Education courses, 24 Core courses, and 4 Concentration courses.
Facilitate student progression, both academic and vocational, by developing knowledge, key skills and the capacity for independent and lifelong learning.