| Human Resources Management |
| Degrees in human resources prepare students for the complexities and challenges of managing a workforce. The specific degree you choose will depend on your educational status, career goals, and desired time and financial commitment. |
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Armed with skills crucial to working with diverse individuals in a variety of business settings, graduates of human resources degree programs can build rewarding careers in a wide range of industries.
Undergraduates can earn a bachelor's degree in human resources management. At most colleges, human resources programs fall under the school of business and are often concentrations within the business administration major. Bachelor's programs generally require four years of full-time study, after which graduates are qualified for middle management human resources positions. |
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| A comprehensive program offering courses in human resource management, the bachelor's program prepares you to deal with organizational issues, employment practices, compensation and benefits, labor relations, and health, safety and security programs. |
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| Degrees commonly offered: |
- Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources Management
- Bachelor's (BSBA) – Human Resource Management
- Bachelor of Science in Management – Human Resource Management
- Bachelor of Business Administration Degree – Human Resource Management
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