Compare 9 Masters Programs in Human Resource Development

The Master's Degree in Development and Management of Human Resources will focus on the development of competences focused on person-job adjustment, team work and quality of working life, including, therefore, areas of intervention such as, among others, the selection, training and evaluation of the staff. In this sense, it is oriented towards the development of a professional profile of Human Resources Management. On the other hand, the Master's Degree in Personnel Management is aimed at developing a professional profile of Human Resources Directors, as well as Consultants and Auditors, which includes a more holistic training on the Organizational phenomenon.

Validate a title certified by the state level I Manager Human Resource Development and Social Relations provides access to strategic positions of an SME or a large group both nationally and internationally.

The organization of the HR tends to meet its missions, to work on: - Development of an Administrative Division, in charge of the execution of Payroll activities of Personnel Administration, management of social declarations, time management and vocational training.

Development of consultancy services to the steering committee, and expert support to those involved in the HR function.

Professional Master CUE - Teaching of Vocational Training for Employment The CUE Professional Master in Teaching of Vocational Training for Employment, train our students to plan, teach, tutoring and evaluate training activities vocational training for employment development, development and use of materials, media and teaching resources, focusing on training and career paths offered the labor market in their specialty, permanently promoting quality didactic training and updating. Professionals who successfully complete this Master, may develop their professional activity, training areas within companies or organizations with training areas.

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PROGRAM LANGUAGE: ITALIAN

Masters in Human Resources and EmploymentThe Masters in Human Resources and Employment allows specializing their training in an emerging area of our production system, from a social approach.CONTENTS:1. LABOUR MARKET- Policies for employment and training- The characteristics of the working world in our country at the end of the twentieth century, in relation to new technologies and sources of employment in favor of new2. PSYCHOLOGY OF UNEMPLOYMENT- Psychological theories that link the Labor and Mental Health- Approaches to be adopted by the psycho-social intervention programs that mitigate the impact of unemployment3. PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION- Define what is meant by vocational guidance, how to organize this process, what methodology to use, what type of customers use the services of orientation, and analyzes the characteristics of these collective4. EMPLOYABILITY- The process of professional integration- Active labor market policies, aimed at both enterprise creation and vocational training to promote employment and inclusion5. TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION OF SOCIAL- Tools and methodology that facilitate the analysis of realityin the investigation-action6. BUILDING PROJECTS- Levels of planning: plan, program, project- Levels of projects- Phases of a project- Elements of a project- Quality of the projects. Guide to Action7. NEW ECONOMY- Economics- Economy and Environment- New economy- The new fields of employment8. FARM MANAGEMENT OF MULTICULTURAL- The migration- Treatment of the difference in the company- Culture and intercultural relations. Keys to their farm management- Intercultural skills as a professional expertise- Intercultural training farm9. TRAINING FOR HUMAN RESOURCES- Importance of training in enterprises; Functions of the training;Characteristics of... [-]

How do we as a society cope with complex, collective problems such as climate change, terrorism, and rising healthcare costs? Societal Resilience is the capacity to survive, adapt and grow in the face of these stresses and shocks. In this multidisciplinary Research Master’s program, you will learn to analyze complex societal problems, but also how to collect, analyze and interpret big data, allowing you to collaborate with societal stakeholders to achieve sustainable solutions for societal issues.

In the first year, you will take introductory courses on current and future social problems and resilient responses, and on big and small data in social sciences. You will also get training in research methodology and data analysis. The second year revolves around an internship of 24 credits and a concluding thesis of 30 credits. The thesis is your own piece of social scientific research, and can also be used as a first scientific publication for a future PhD dissertation. In parallel to the courses, you will participate in a community of learners: attending workgroups on tutorials, discussions, and intervision, co-creating knowledge with fellow students and professors.... [-]

Masters in Human Resources and Knowledge Management

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The Master in Human Resources and Knowledge Management brings together the fundamental concepts involved in the management and direction of the people in the XXI century, as part of an integrated management of the organization and the different processes and tools that can be useful for efficiently conduct them.

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By articulating pedagogical discussion of theoretical and practical cases, within a space of interaction promoted by the teachers and the use of a Virtual Campus, a person who completes the Master in Human Resources and Knowledge Management will be qualified to:

The student should develop applied competencies and practical skills in the acquisition, interpretation and reflection on related research methodology, and proper written and/or oral communication of the research process and findings. The aim is also to ensure that the student is capable of sound reflection on research findings. The student should show evidence of independent and original scientific work.

An appropriate Honours Degree in the broader field of Human Resource Management, Industrial Psychology, Human Resource Development or Employment Relations with an average of at least 65% for the Honours Degree. An Honour's module in Research Methodology (NQF Level 7).Student number constraints necessitate a selection process consisting of a full day assessment centre and psychometric assessments.... [-]

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Our Master in Human Management and Organizational Development, a master's degree in different face-to-face and online modalities, will start from next October for the academic year 2019-2020. This program represents the evolution of Human Resources, and offers the latest trends, tools and knowledge in this fundamental area for business growth.

Blending adult learning theory, instructional technology, and talent development, the Adult Education and Human Resource Development (AHRD) master’s program creates an engaging and innovative learning environment for students who want to help employees perform at their best. Students in the AHRD program learn to identify workplace performance gaps and develop learning solutions using industry best practices so that employees can succeed and grow. Our students develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to be leaders and contribute to high-quality, sustainable organizations. Our core program curriculum is aligned with industry standards, while also allowing students to focus their studies on topics most relevant to their career goals and interests.... [-]