MA/MS in Human Resources Management and Services

This human resource management master's degree prepares graduates to lead people functions in diverse, international organizations. Students learn to set a staffing strategy, influence company culture and lead organizational change. Industry executives developed and teach the curriculum, which aligns with the SHRM curriculum guidebook. Graduates move toward jobs including HR director, labor relations lead, pay and benefits manager, training manager and recruiting manager. Classes meet on Saturdays at the Modesto Maidique campus or at FIU at I-75. Full-time students finish in one year and part-time students in two, and a fully online one-year option also exists. Entry is in fall or spring, and the page lists separate total tuition for residents and non-residents. Prospective students can speak with an advisor and attend an information session before applying, and financial aid sessions are also offered.