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About the course
The MSc HRM pathway offers a suite of core and elective modules that explore and critically assess relevant and contemporary HRM-related theories and research, giving insight into their practical applications. The programme includes members of staff who are internationally recognised in their fields of expertise, and students receive training in research methods so as to enable them to carry out the dissertation, undertaken between June and September. A high-class learning environment is provided by the award-winning £10 million postgraduate teaching space, the Alan Walters Building, which provides access to facilities such as a state-of-the art lecture theatre, dedicated computer clusters and seminar rooms as well communal areas for studying.
Entry Requirements
A good Honours degree (2:1 or higher) or postgraduate diploma from a UK university or equivalent.
This course is also offered in a 24-month format. Applicants with a 2.2 bachelor’s honours degree or overseas equivalent may be eligible for the 24-month version of this course. The first year of the 24-month course involves completing our Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (GDBA) programme, which will provide you with a broad foundation of knowledge in business disciplines.
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Student Profile(s)
Milda Galkute
Milda is a MSc student in Human Resource Management. Although she comes from Lithuania, she did her undergraduate studies in Social Work at University of Zaragoza (Spain). She has participated in different youth and students’ exchange programmes, such as European Voluntary Service in Spain, Erasmus in France and Americampus in Chile.
Milda is a postgraduate mentor, you can contact her online with questions or read further about her experience at the University of Birmingham on her mentor page: http://www.pg.bham.ac.uk/mentor/milda-galkute/
Scholarships
The University of Birmingham ESRC Doctoral Training Centre is one of 21 across the UK that has been accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). It has been awarded 14 ESRC scholarships to fund postgraduate training and doctoral research.
Outstanding applicants will be considered for ESRC scholarships in the following pathways:
Applied Linguistics
Russian and East European Studies
International Development (IDD)
West African Studies
German Studies
Business and Management
Finance
Economic and Social History
Economics and Econometrics
Education
Urban and Regional Studies
Human Geography
Political Science and International Studies
European Studies
Local Government Studies and Public Policy
Psychology
Sport and Exercise Science (Psy)
Social Policy
Social Work
Socio-Legal Studies
Value of Scholarship(s)
13,590
Eligibility
Please note that to be eligible for an ESRC award at the University of Birmingham you must have also submitted an application to study at the University.
Application Procedure
For further information, please visit https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/postgraduate/pgr/dr-fees/esrc/index.aspx
Doctoral Research Enquiry Service
Email: dr@contacts.bham.ac.uk
