Human Resource Management
| Competencies | Required Courses |
| HR Functional Knowledge | HURM 3220 - Human Resource Management |
| Communication | BLAW 3550 - Legal and Safety Compliance |
| Ethical Decision Making | HURM 4640 - Benefits, Health and Wellness |
| Relationship-building | HURM 4650 - Compensation |
| Human Resource Information Systems | HURM 4660 - Planning, Selection, Recruitment |
| HR Legal Knowledge | HURM 4710 - Training and Development |
| Business & Financial Acumen | HURM 4800 - Human Resource Information Systems |
| Employee Development | |
| Evaluating Behaviors and Results | |
| Strategic Thinking and Planning |
The Human Resource Management program is the only AACSB-accredited undergraduate HR program in the region with seven complete courses in the major area. Our graduates have tended to be hired as generalists in small, mid-sized, and larger companies. One of the reasons the Human Resource Management program is becoming a major force in the region is its focus on project-based learning that provides the graduate with a portfolio of professional projects they have completed during their training.
- We strongly suggest that all undergraduate Human Resource Management majors select an "Internship" (MGMT 4940) as their capstone experience. Students with internships are more likely to get hired immediately after graduation than students without internship experience.
- A large number of our graduates sit for the Professional in Human Resource (PHR) Certification after graduation. UT graduates historically have had a very high pass rate (85%) compared with the national average (57%).
- Our program is aligned with the Society for Human Resource Management's curriculum guidelines. This means that we cover all important topics and functions that our national professional organization suggests are crucial for HR professionals.
- The outlook for Human Resources is very promising, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics "Outlook for HR Managers." The profession is expected to grow 13% during the period from 2012-2022.
For additional information or advising, contact Dr. Laurence Fink, (419) 539-2266.
Contact:
Dr. Laurence Fink, Chairman Department of Management
Department of Management http://utoledo.edu/business/mgmt/mgmtccd/mgmt.asp
Phone: (419) 530-2266
E-mail: Laurence.Fink@utoledo.edu
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