Bachelor of Business Administration in Management - Human Resources Management

Advance your career in one of the most essential business fields with Pace University’s BBA in Human Resources (HR) Management. Gain expertise in recruitment, training, and leadership to help organizations thrive in today’s global economy. Become an integral part of organizational success with Pace University’s BBA in Human Resources Management, where you’ll gain the tools to develop, manage, and lead a company’s most valuable asset—its people. This specialized program from the Lubin School of Business emphasizes core HR skills, including recruitment, training, performance management, and labor relations, with electives in compensation, employment law, and global workforce management. Studying in New York City, you’ll have access to top HR professionals through networking events, guest lectures, and panel discussions led by industry experts. The program draws from the city’s vibrant business ecosystem to provide you with internship and job placement opportunities at Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, and nonprofits. With experienced faculty and strong connections to the business community, you’ll develop practical knowledge, real-world experience, and a strategic mindset to advance your career.

Official transcripts, diplomas, and leaving examination scores from secondary and post-secondary schools (in English). Send a photocopy or fax of your valid passport/national identity card displaying your photo and name. Two letters of recommendation (PDF) from a teacher or counselor who knows you well and can attest to your academic potential and personal characteristics. Letters of recommendation are not required for international transfer students.One essay/personal statement, approximately 250-650 words in length, which will assist the Admission Committee in reviewing your application. The essay/personal statement you submit must consist solely of your own original work.We also consider the GPA (Grade Point Average) that is indicated on your high school transcript. We generally look for students in the top 50% of their class. For schools that don't use a ranking system, we consider a 2.5 GPA or higher to be the equivalent. Finally, the Office of International Admissions conducts a holistic review of each application that includes a careful review of the following documents; letters of recommendation, personal statement / essay, and extracurricular activities.