Comments about MA Human Resource Management - At the institution - Leicester - Leicestershire
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Objectives
Students learn to adopt critical insights and develop the ability to recognise and handle multiple perspectives upon a situation - the intellectual 'higher order' skills increasingly recognised as essential for effective people management at a more senior, strategic level.
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Entry requirements
A good UK Honours degree or overseas equivalent, or an equivalent professional qualification. Fast-track applicants must also demonstrate successful recent academic achievement in HRM study, such as the Postgraduate Diploma in Personnel anagement or a Masters level qualification in which the study of HRM was a major component.
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Academic title
MA Human Resource Management
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Course description
Programme
As well as providing continual personal development opportunities for existing UK and international HR practitioners, the programme is designed to accommodate non-HR managers and professionals actively engaged in the strategic management of people in the UK and overseas. Following an induction module, students complete a number of core and optional modules, plus a dissertation. Core modules are HRM: the Theory and Practice of Managing People, Employment Relations: Themes and Issues and HRM Research Methods, Assumptions, and Paradigms.
Full-track students study all three core modules. Fast-track students study HRM Research Methods, Assumptions and Paradigms. Typical optional modules may include:
-Strategic Human Resource Management
-The Management of Organisational Change
-Human Resource Development and Management Development
-International and Comparative Human Resource Management
-Developing Strategic Leadership
-Employment Law.
Full-track students study four optional modules over the two years and fast-track students study one optional module. All students undertake a dissertation under the supervision of a member of the HRM team.