Do you want to become an impactful HR Manager of the future, placing the wellbeing of your workforce at the heart of what you do?
This specialist programme will give you a competitive edge when entering the world of people management. You will gain invaluable knowledge and skills to work across organisations of all sizes and sectors. You will become a ‘people’ professional capable of successfully managing and developing a workforce, while also supporting your organisation’s strategy for success.
In placing employee development and wellbeing at the core of the programme, our graduates ensure the sustainability of the organisation through the careful management of people. This programme is aimed at graduates, as well as those already practicing HRM who wish to obtain a postgraduate qualification.
The employment destinations for individuals completing this programme can include Director of Workforce, Chief People Manager, Diversity and Inclusion Manager and HR Manager.
WHY HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AT SWANSEA?
Students must attain an undergraduate degree or equivalent with at least a 2:1 in a related discipline (e.g. business management, business studies, human resource management, marketing, entrepreneurship, economics).
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We offer a wide range of scholarships and bursaries for both taught and research courses to help you fund your study.
The MSc Human Resource Management can give you a real competitive advantage and will broaden your horizons when it comes to seeking employment.
The School of Management has a superb support system in place to assist with career development: whilst, for many, the MSc will be the start of a journey for those without experience to enter the sector at HR advisor or officer level, for others, this programme can provide a formal qualification to recognise the experience already gained.
The MSc Human Resource Management programme has been designed specifically to enable those who have recently started their careers in HRM or who are seeking to start such a career, to gain a specialist master’s qualification in HRM. There will also be opportunities for students to continue their studies in the School at research level. In this way, the Master’s programme can be part of a career pathway for a ‘people professional’ embracing all aspects of leadership, whatever the role.
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