Overview

MBA in HR is a two year program that focuses on recruiting resources, management and providing direction to the people who work in an organization. MBA in HR course deals with human beings as a resource and introduces aspirants to the different concepts of managing employees. After graduation, there are many professions students can take up, such as Human resource management, office management, administrators,etc.

The administration of human resources is concerned with the arrangement of training and development programs for newly hired workers and current employees. This helps to strengthen the workforce's qualitative and quantitative efficiency. The answer to "why choose MBA in HR?" can be made simpler by breaking it down into the following three short questions:

The human resources manager acts as the focal point for balancing the relationship between workers and management. In companies, a human resources generalist, manager, or director performs a wide range of positions. The HR professional's role is evolving to suit the needs of the new, fast-changing organizations of today.

  • Administration: The HR job is based on administrative tasks such as paying staff, managing insurance and keeping track of sick and personal days off. 
  • Staff Management: There is always a need for a more systematic approach to handling individuals. The tasks of the HR manager include staff employment, maintenance and talent acquisition. 

Syllabus

Semester I Semester II 
Principles of Management and Organisational Behaviour Cost and Management Accounting
Human Resource Management Marketing Management
Quantitative Techniques in Management Human Resource Development and Planning
Managerial Economics Methodology of Training and Planning
IT for Managers Production and Operations Management
Corporate Communication Business Environment and Ethics
Financial Accounting Organization Effectiveness and Change

 

Semester III Semester IV
Strategic Management Strategic Analysis
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility International Business Environment
Legal Environment of Business Talent Management
Performance Management Industrial Relations and Labour Legislations
Training and Development Human Capital Management and HR Audit
Organizational Change and Development Entrepreneurship Development 
Compensation Management Human Resource Information System

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