Human Resource Management, MS

About the Program

The Daniels School of Business Master of Human Resource Management (MSHRM) program develops HR-focused, business-savvy professionals equipped to shape organizational change, develop talent, and lead from within. This residential program addresses today’s most pressing HR issues, from integrating technology and AI to navigating the evolving workplace and enhancing employee well-being. By blending theory with experiential learning, we ensure you understand how industries function.

The 36-credit hour program develops and empowers HR-focused, business-savvy leaders who thrive in a variety of industries in multinational corporations across the globe. Students can complete this program in 9 or 16 months. MSHRM coursework is aligned with the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) guidelines, and our students benefit from experiential learning opportunities including consulting projects, study abroad, case competitions, conferences and involvement in the student-run chapter of SHRM.

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Program Requirements

36 Credits Required

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