Master of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations)

 

Effective employment relationships have always been important, but intensified competition and rising community and employee expectations mean human resource management and industrial relations are crucial for organisational and personal success.

The Master of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations) equips graduates to work in the fields of human resource management and industrial relations. Key functional areas are considered within a strategic and contextualised framework. This education builds the necessary knowledge base for working in employment relations, with knowledge in action emphasised, as inspired by the Australian Human Resource Institute's capabilities for HR professionals.

Local International
Delivery Mode On campus On campus
Location Parramatta campus Parramatta campus
Duration 1 Year Full Time/2 Years Part Time 1 Year Full Time
Intake Information Available Intake 1 (January), Intake 3 (April), Intake 4 (June) and Intake 6 (September) Available Intake 1 (January), Intake 3 (April), Intake 4 (June) and Intake 6 (September)
Course Code 951152 [Intake 1 (January)]
953152 [Intake 3 (April)]
954152 [Intake 4 (June)]
956152 [Intake 6 (September)]
2601.2 [CRICOS Code 044858G]
Fee Information Local Course Fees (opens in a new window) International Course Fees (opens in a new window)

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