Comments about Master of Management (Human Resources) - On Campus - Rockhampton - Queensland
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Objectives
This program aims to present specialist education and training in the core elements of human resources management (HRM) which will permit students to operate as human resources professionals in the domestic and international business environment. Students considering exiting this program with either a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma should refer to the rules for these programs.
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Entry requirements
To gain entry to this program, students must have: * two years current work experience plus a bachelor degree in any discipline from an Australian university or college, or equivalent; or * an honours degree in any discipline from an Australian university or college, or equivalent; or * a CQU Graduate Diploma of Management, or equivalent.
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Academic title
Master of Management (Human Resources)
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Course description
About Management (Human Resources)
It's all about management. At some time in your working life you will have to manage something. It might be a section or department of a company or corporation or in the government sector. It might be a hospital ward or it might be your own business.
Human resource management includes recruitment and selection of appropriate staff and management of the employment relationship, which includes contracts, collective bargaining, reward systems and employee involvement and considers the strategic and operational view of human resource requirements.
For those already a few years into a career, there is every possibility that your business or management experience will gain you entry into a masters level management degree program that will put you in line for a top management position.
Career Opportunities
Graduates enhance their career options in middle or top management positions in industry, commerce or government. Employment opportunities include specialist positions in employee recruitment and selection, training and development, strategic planning and performance management.
Students must complete 9 courses (72 units of credit) to graduate with the Master of Management (Human Resources).
These courses will include:
* 6 human resource management related courses; and
* 3 elective postgraduate courses from those offered by the Faculty of Business and Informatics or from another Faculty with approval of the Dean
6 compulsory courses
HRMT20007 Human Resource Management
HRMT20008 HRM Strategy and Implementation
HRMT20018 Managing the Employment Relationship
HRMT20019 Innovation and Change
HRMT20022 HRM in the Global Environment
MGMT20125 Leadership and Governance
plus 3 elective postgraduate courses
Electives to be chosen from the postgraduate courses offered by the Faculty of Business and Informatics or other postgraduate courses with approval from the Dean
