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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Human Resource Management

The Post-baccalaureate Certificate in Human Resource Management is designed to increase the knowledge and skills of human resource practitioners, to prepare individuals who are seeking employment in the field and to educate persons who desire more knowledge about human resource management. The program is designed to provide students with an understanding of HRM terminology, concepts and principles needed to (1) design and implement HRM policies that support an organization?s strategic plan, and (2) develop HRM practices that enhance an organization?s ability to attract, motivate, develop and retain effective employees. Persons completing the program should have enhanced opportunities for employment in the HRM field.

Students must earn a minimum of 30 semester credit hours to satisfy the certificate requirements, with a minimum of 24 semester credit hours earned at VCU.

Curriculum

Foundation Courses (should be taken first)

Credits

MGMT 319

Organizational Behavior

3 hours

MGMT 331

Human Resource Management

3 hours

 

Total Required Foundation Credits:

 

6 hours

     

Required Courses

MGMT 433
Compensation Management 3 hours
MGMT 431
Strategic Human Resource Management 3 hours
MGMT/ INTL 446
International Human Resource Management 3 hours

 

Total Required Credits:

 

9 hours

     

Elective Courses (choose five) **

ADLT 403
Human Resource Development 3 hours
ECON 431
Labor Economics 3 hours
FIRE 428
Employee Benefit Planning 3 hours
FIRE/MGMT 444
Occupational Health, Safety and Security 3 hours
MGMT 420
Seminar in Industrial Relations 3 hours
MGMT 427
Employment Law 3 hours
MGMT 447
Human Resource Information Systems 3 hours
PSYC 310
Industrial Psychology 3 hours

 

Total Elective Credits:

 

15 hours

**Any prerequisites also must be satisfied.