Master of Science in Management and Human Resources

The Haslam College of Business’s Master of Science in Management and Human Resources combines business strategy, leadership development and human resources to provide graduates with the skills to lead and manage people in the workplace.
Duration: Flexible; students can earn their degree on the path that works around their schedule including 12 and 21 month options.

Format: Cohort-based with fall start; all evening classes on Monday through Thursday evenings. Learn from Anywhere modality allowing students the flexibility to attend classes in-person on campus or synchronously online.

All applicants must submit:

a current resume

a minimum of 2 recommendations, one of which must be from a current/past supervisor

a personal statement describing interest and fit within the program as well as career goals and ambitions.

GMAT/GRE:

Applicants to the Management and Human Resources Master of Science degree program are encouraged to submit a valid (not older than five years) GRE or GMAT score as part of the application process. Additionally, the program admissions committee reserves the right to request that the applicant take the GRE or GMAT if more information about academic potential (including writing, analytical thinking and quantitative abilities) is needed after the admissions file is reviewed. There are no specific course prerequisites for admission; however, it is recommended that non-business undergraduates take an introductory course in accounting, finance, Excel and statistics prior to entry.

For applicants whose native language is not English, the TOEFL or the IELTS test is required. Scores must be provided directly by ETS (Educational Testing Service) to the UT Office of Graduate Studies. The MSM&HR requires a minimum score of 600 or 100 on the IBT (minimum of 25 in each category) for the TOEFL or 7.5 for the IELTS. Scores are valid for two years.

Application Deadlines: December 1st: Priority Admissions Review Date; February 1st: Second Round Review Date; June 1st: Final review date for international students. Applications will be accepted and decisions made on a rolling basis until the class is full.