Edinburgh Napier University · Online study
Human Resource Management
Enhance your understanding of business and human resource management theory and develop the expertise to take on senior roles. This globally-recognised qualification will develop your business skills and give you the expertise you need to take on senior roles…
MBA2 yearsOnline study
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School of Management · Business and management
Enhance your understanding of business and human resource management theory and develop the expertise to take on senior roles. This globally-recognised qualification will develop your business skills and give you the expertise you need to take on senior roles in any organisation. It's a flexible course delivered online (part-time) that will build on your work experience and allow you to combine your MBA with a specialism in human resource management (HRM) to reflect your area of interest. You’ll be able to study in your own time at home or at work and progress toward an award at your pace, as your career or personal life dictate. You can pay for this course flexibly on a module-by-module basis. This means that you don't have to pay the full course cost upfront. Your course structure is based on the Online MBA and includes modules from the specialist area of your choice. For the award of MBA you must successfully pass all eight modules, giving a total of 180 credits. All modules are 20 credits, except where indicated. Please visit our website for course details.
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