Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resources Management)

Fanshawe’s four-year Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resources Management) degree program will provide you knowledge of business basics such as accounting, marketing and computer applications. As well, you’ll specialize and focus your skills in human resources management courses, including performance management, human resources planning, talent acquisition, employee and labour relations and compensation and benefits administration. A requirement for graduation is the completion of a paid Co-operative Education work term. This process combines your studies with paid, related work experience. Fanshawe will be there to help you find the right business fit for your dream. You’ll have access to consultants who will deliver classes, counsel and advise you as you move from the classroom to the real business world. The Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resources Management) program offers a cooperative education component, which provides students with the opportunity to gain invaluable first-hand work experience within their chosen field. Here are some co-op jobs that have kick-started the careers of some Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resources Management) students before even graduating.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, or mature applicant with the following courses- Grade 12 English (U) - minimum final grade of 65- Grade 12 Mathematics (U) - minimum final grade of 65- Four additional Grade 12 U of M level courses- Final minimum average of 65% based on the highest six Grade 12 (U or M) courses requiredApplicants with Post-secondary Education- Applicants who have successfully completed a non-related two-year diploma at an accredited college with an overall GPA of 3.0 will be considered as having met the admission requirements into Level 1 if they also have grade 12 (or equivalent) U level Math and English courses.- Applicants applying from a university with a minimum average of 65% in the last ten full credit or full credit equivalent courses will be considered as having met the admission requirements if they also have grade 12 (or equivalent) U level Math and English courses