Diploma In Human Resource Management in University of Glasgow, UK

Diploma In Human Resource Management in University of Glasgow

Learn how to foster smooth employee/employer relations and gain skills essential for maintaining a satisfied and effective workforce.

In this graduate diploma you will learn and gain understanding of human resource management practices and processes on organisational effectiveness. You will also learn how to how to apply the theory of human resource management principles to the workplace, helping staff and businesses meet their objectives.

Areas of study you will focus on include employment relations, organisational behaviour, advanced human resource management and contemporary issues in human resource management.

You will combine your knowledge and skills gained into a practical industry project.

Career opportunities

On completion of this qualification you will be qualified for advisory roles in an HR team in a medium to large organisation or as a generalist operator HR officer in a small organisation. With experience and professional development you can expect to advance to more senior positions or work in recruitment.

Study pathways

Consider expanding your knowledge with our Bachelor of Applied Management.

Recommended school subjects

• English
• Mathematics
• Computing / ICT
• Economics

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