Resources:
Possible Careers:
• Human resources specialists
• Human resource analysts
• Talent managers
• Compensation analysts
• Program management specialists
Estimated Starting Salary:
• $40,000 - $50,000
Source: Zippia.com
Source: Zippia.com
Undergraduate Degree - Human Resource Management
Human resource management majors focus on the management of human resources in organizations: on the role and development of the manager as a leader, and on the mission and specific functions of the human resources department.
Courses in the human resource management major, augmented by offerings in psychology, sociology, and economics, prepare the student for two broadly defined career paths. The first, a general managerial orientation designed to build skills in analyzing and effectively dealing with individuals in the work place, concentrates on topics of motivation, organization design, leadership, and development of interpersonal skills. The second orientation provides techniques essential to successful careers in human resources management. It stresses selection and training techniques, human resources planning, compensation, labor relations, and training and evaluation. Neither area is exclusive and exposure to both is often suggested.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Resource Management
The graduation requirements of the University as described in the Undergraduate Education section of this catalog; 120 credits, including general elective credits, are required for the Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Resource Management.
The completion of Mathematics 103 and 124 [referenced in item 2. below] may also satisfy the University mathematics requirement.
The University's Tier II writing requirement for the Human Resource Management major is met by completing Management 460. That course is referenced in item 3. a. (1) below.
The requirements of The Eli Broad College of Business for the Bachelor of Arts degree in the majors that comprise the Business Administration Programs.
The following requirements for the major:
| a. | Major Field of Concentration: A minimum grade–point average of 2.00 in the courses that are listed below (15 credits): | ||||||
| (1) | The following course (3 credits): | ||||||
| MGT | 460 | Capstone for Management Majors (W) | 3 | ||||
| (2) | Twelve credits from the following courses (12 credits): | ||||||
| MGT | 411 | Organizational Staffing | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 412 | Compensation and Reward Systems | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 413 | Personnel Training and Development | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 414 | Diversity in the Workplace | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 418 | Labor-Management Relations | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 475 | Negotiation and Conflict Management | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 476 | Globalization and International Management (D) | 3 | ||||
| MGT | 490 | Independent Study | 1 to 3 | ||||
| MGT | 491 | Special Topics in Human Resource Management | 3 | ||||
Students may elect to complete more than 3 of the courses that are listed in item 3.a.(2) above with the understanding that the grades earned in such courses will be included in the computation of the grade–point average of courses in the Major Field of Concentration.
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