| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSc | Full-time | 1 year | September | EUR 13500 total | EUR 17500 total |
The MSc in Human Resource Management is an internationally recognised programme designed for students who do not have a business background. The structure of the programme is designed to build student's knowledge and understanding of human resource management and also provide students great opportunities to go beyond the classroom and empower them to learn Human Resource Management in real organisations via Human Resource Management in Practice module. Students are offered the opportunity to conduct either a research dissertation or a company based project which again build students' capability to apply theory into practice.
Closing Date
30th June 2018
We advise students to apply for this popular programme as early as possible as admission to the course is very competitive. The programme is subject to early closure as a result.
Apply
To apply, click on the relevant application link below.
The tuition fees for the programme are:
EU Students
€13,500
Non-EU Students
€17,500
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