Graduate Certificate in Human Resources

Enhance your professional credentials with a graduate certificate in Human Resources. This multidisciplinary program, designed to further develop your practical and professional knowledge, allows you to take a series of graduate-level courses without matriculating in the full master’s degree program. The skills gained from this certificate program will begin to prepare you for careers in labor relations and human resources; for more advanced study in Labor Relations and Human Resources (see the M.S. in Labor Relations and Human Resources); or provides additional training required by hiring managers. Our program graduates work in labor unions, business firms, educational organizations, government agencies and non-profit enterprises.The Human Resources certificate program consists of four graduate-level courses chosen to meet your needs. You can earn the certificate independently or in conjunction with another master’s degree program (MPA or MBA), possibly without taking additional credits.

The graduate certificate in Human Resources is designed for those that hold or aspire to human resource positions in labor business or government organizations Additionally students who do not work directly in these fields but hold positions requiring knowledge of human resources will also find this program helpfulWe seek students who can meet the challenges of advanced academic work with evidence of the knowledge and ability to do graduate level work in the required and elective courses in our programs and the potential to contribute to class discussionsUndergraduate Degree Undergraduate majors in any field will be considered for admission Those with social science history management and labor studies majors are especially encouraged to apply as are those with engineering nursing education urban affairs AfricanAmerican studies and womens studies backgrounds Your overall GPA will be considered however we will also look at your performance in courses most clearly related in subject manner to courses in our program and for students with undergraduate GPA 3