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Open University · Distance learning

Human Resource Management (F93)

In this MSc, you’ll learn about the role of the HR professional, the nature of professionalism, approaches to addressing ethical dilemmas, sustainable HR management, and EDI (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion). You’ll develop the people management skills that…

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The Open University · Business and management

In this MSc, you’ll learn about the role of the HR professional, the nature of professionalism, approaches to addressing ethical dilemmas, sustainable HR management, and EDI (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion). You’ll develop the people management skills that are essential for HR work, such as selection and appraisal, interviewing, delivering training, managing performance, organisational development and people analytics. You’ll also gain the skills and understanding needed to work at a strategic level in an organisation in relation to HR issues. This includes employee relations, learning and development, talent management, employee and stakeholder engagement, and the ability to address change management. Key features of the course - Develop essential people management skills for working in HR - Gain the skills and understanding needed to create organisational HR strategies - Develop the core behaviours and knowledge to address business and change management issues in an uncertain world - Understand a HR professional's role, tackling ethical dilemmas, and using sustainable HR management

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You must hold a bachelors degree awarded by a recognised UK university, or equivalent. Please contact us if you hold a qualification that you believe is an equivalent level to a UK degree, to ensure that it meets the requirements for admission. You will need to be able to draw on experience of working in or with organisations. This experience can be drawn from a wide range of situations such as employment in public and private sector organisations and in self-employed or voluntary roles.

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