Human Resource Management
The SPCS Human Resource Management Program offers the following programs of study:
- Bachelor’s degree Major in HR Management
- Master of HR Management
- Graduate Certificate in HR Management
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Undergraduate Major
HRM Major Program of Study
The major in Human Resource Management is available for the Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies (BSPS).
Total: 30 semester hours
Professional Core
9 semester hours
- Leadership in the Global Environment
- Applied Ethics
- Applied Statistics
Required Core
6 semester hours
- Human Resource Management
- Senior Seminar in HRM
Focus Courses
15 semester hours selected from the following courses
- Human Resource Development
- Internship
- Selected Topics
- Organizational Psychology
- Quality Management
- Compensation and Benefits
- HR and Technology
- International Human Resource Management
- Directed Research
- Selected Topics
- Employment Law and Policy
- Spanish: Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum
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Undergraduate Minor
HRM Minor Program of Study
The undergraduate minor in HR Management is available for the BSPS and BALA.
Total: 18 semester hours
Minor
18 semester hours
- Human Resource Management
- Human Resource Development
- Compensation and Benefits
- HR and Technology
- International Human Resource Management
- Employment Law and Policy
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Graduate Certificate
GC-HRM Program of Study
Total: 18 semester hours
Required
15 semester hours
- Human Resource Management
- Legal Issues in Human Resource Management
- Strategic Human Resource Development
- Managing Compensation and Benefits
- HRM in the Global Environment
Elective
3 semester hours. Select from among 500- and 600-level HRM courses not required for the certificate, including
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Master’s Degree
MHRM Program of Study
Total: 30 semester hours
Core Courses
18 semester hours
- Human Resource Management
- Legal Issues in Human Resource Management
- Quantitative Analysis and Research in HRM
- Strategic Human Resource Development
- Labor Economics
- Organizational Psychology
600-Level Courses
12 semester hours.
is required. Students may then choose 3 of the remaining 600-level courses to complete the requirement.- Strategy and Policy (required)
- Managing Compensation and Benefits
- HRM Leadership Theory and Application
- Recruitment and Retention
- Diversity in Organizations
- Organization Development and Change
- Human Resource Information Systems
- Labor Relations
- HRM in the Global Environment
- Managing Human Capital Risk
- Directed Research