Human Resource Management MA

Keele University Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Full time October MA 1 Year / up to 20 months with entrepreneurship or placement pathway

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Business & Management Human Resource Management - Staff Development Human Resource Management - Training Methods Stoke on Trent United Kingdom On Campus

About the course

This course is approved by the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD) and provides a thorough understanding of the employment relationship and an excellent grounding in the theory and practice of Human Resource Management. We offer you four different pathways as part of your course so you can select to undertake a consultancy project, placement option, entrepreneurship pathway or dissertation.

Entry Requirements

Undergraduate degree in any subject with second class lower (2:2) or an international equivalent.

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Founded more than 60 years ago on the belief that we meet the demands of a new kind of society, economy and world, our principles resonate now more than ever. Nestled in 600 acres of countryside in the heart of the UK, many of our students and staff live, study and work here. It’s a big campus but a small and cosmopolitan community. We operate on a human scale, providing people the space to think and plenty to do, with a vast array of clubs, societies, activities and volunteering opportunities.