Master of Science in Human Resource Management

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• Entry requirements
  Applicants are typically admitted to the MS/HRM program in the fall semester only.
  To be eligible for admission to the MS/HRM program, applicants must meet Texas A&M University’s admissions requirements. Items considered for admission to Texas A&M include:
  * Holding a four-year baccalaureate degree or higher from a college or university of recognized standing. Degrees from institutions outside the United States are evaluated for equivalency to U.S. degrees.
  o NOTE: The Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science degrees from India and Pakistan are 3 year programs and are not considered equivalent to the U.S. bachelor’s degree. If you hold one of these 3-year degrees, you are not eligible for admission to a graduate program. The master’s degree is the minimum qualification for admissions to graduate and professional degree programs. Exceptions are the 16-year bachelor’s degrees and postgraduate diploma programs.
  * GRE or GMAT score
  * Transcript from all institutions attended
  * Grade Point Ratio (GPR) from the last 60 hours of coursework
  * Three letters of recommendation
  * Professional résumé
  * Promise of ability to pursue advanced study and research satisfactorily
  * Adequate preparation to enter graduate school in the specific discipline or field of study
  * Completion of application essay questions
  * Application fee
• Course description
  Businesses need their entire organization’s energy and talent to thrive and grow. That’s why human resource management (HRM) professionals are so critical. They are the ones who help develop an organization’s talent.
  Acquire the knowledge, skills and network you need to make a difference through the Master of Science in Human Resource Management (MS/HRM) program at Mays Business School.
  Our program helps you develop the knowledge and skills needed for a successful HR career and connects you to powerful network of current and former students, faculty and business leaders.
  Mays' MS/HRM program helps you develop four core skill areas – conceptual, technical, interpersonal and communication. Our program not only provides specialized coursework in the area of HRM. But, it also exposes you to the core components of management, as well as an organization’s functional areas – accounting, finance, marketing and operations.
  
  Aside from integrating these skill areas into your coursework, your marketability will be enhanced by taking specific courses in these areas. These courses comprise the Common Body of Knowledge (CBK), which you’ll take if you didn’t in your undergraduate program.
  What’s required
  As a fully accredited program, we require at least 18 months of full-time study. While students are occasionally accepted on a part-time basis, part-time enrollment is discouraged.
  The primary coursework includes 37 credit hours. You will take courses critical for your success in HRM, including: staffing, compensation, organizational behavior, HR research methods, HRIS, and employment law, among others. After your first year of coursework, you will have an opportunity to apply what you have learned during a professional internship.
  If you are lacking any of the CBK courses, you may have to broaden your studies with coursework up to 49 credit hours.
  
  
  

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