Diploma in Business Administration with Human Resources concentration
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Explore the key areas of HR that include recruiting, planning, training, compensating, understanding employee/labour relations. Learn how developing employees maximizes their potential and is critical to organization’s success
Learning core business competencies, combined with a university level specialization in Human Resources will help you better manage the people within your organization to ensure they are informed, engaged and productive
- Anyone with human resources duties wishing to enhance their skills;
- Anyone working in business;
- New and current managers;
- Anyone looking to enter the field of business;
- Recent college/university graduates; or,
- Professionals pursuing designations.
- an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent;
- be a mature student as defined in the Undergraduate Calendar of McMaster University; or
- be deemed an exceptional case.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
If your first language is not English, you must meet the University’s English language proficiency requirements."
Academic Credits: 27 units
Human Resources Management (HRM 901) is required for the Human Resources concentration.
Note: Human Resources courses are also standalone courses and can be taken as general electives in the Business Administration Diploma.
- BUS 860 Foundations of Business Finance
- BUS 850 Business Communications
- BUS 825 Business Foundations
- HRM 821 Organizational Behaviour
- MKT 819 Introduction to Marketing
Elective Courses (Take any 4)
- HRM 941 Wellness in the Workplace
- HRM 898 Compensation
- HRM 923 Human Resources Planning
- HRM 899 Labour Relations
- HRM 921 Occupational Health & Safety
- HRM 897 Talent Acquisition*
- HRM 902 Training & Development
- HRM 901 Human Resources Management
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Overview

- Institution: McMaster University
- Program type: Diploma
- Language: English
- Program Code: BUSADMHR
- Delivery Method: Fully Online/Distance
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