Master's Programme in Strategic Human Resource Management and Labour Relations

Utbildningsfakta

Kod: S2HRM

The Master’s Programme in Strategic Human Resource Management and Labour Relations is offered to international and Swedish students and provides knowledge about working life and especially work within Strategic Human Resource Management (HRM). The Master’s Programme has an international approach, and is offered jointly by the Department of Business Administration and the Department of Sociology and Work Science. In this programme you will learn more about the strategic human resources e.g. with references to the strategic human resource role, organisational change and related processes and leadership. This programme highlights that HRM and HR activities are related to and dependent on major social trends, such as employment patterns, internationalisation, cultural differences, stratification patterns and labour market polices. This programme will provide you with the analytical skills required to work within strategic human resource management and with a central understanding of how social trends affect the organisation, HR work and and labour relations.

Behörighet

Applicants to the Programme must hold a Bachelor's degree within the Social Sciences or equivalent. Proficiency in English. English level 2/English 6/ English course B from Swedish Upper Secondary School, with a minimum of passed mark. Alternatively, the required IELTS or TOEFL score for current application period (see www.universityadmissions.se). The admission requirements listed above apply for admission to the programme. Requirements for other prerequisites regarding the programme's courses are documented in respective course syllabus.

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• Master's Programme in Strategic Human Resource Management and Labour Relations

  University of Gothenburg

  GÖTEBORG

  Startdatum: 30 augusti 2027

  Slutdatum: 3 juni 2029

  Studietakt: 100 %