Master of Business Administration - Master of Human Resources Management Murdoch University

Overview

A growing number of companies are using new methods of organisational design and people management practices to gain a competitive edge. This combined degree is designed to meet the needs of today and tomorrow's business leaders working with changing human resource management challenges.

If you’re working in HR management and are ready to progress to more senior management positions, this program is for you.

Designed for HR professionals aiming for senior management roles, this Master of Business Administration - Master of Human Resources Management from Murdoch University allows you to gain comprehensive skills in strategic marketing, financial decision-making, leadership, and human resource management, preparing you for advanced roles in both business and HR sectors.

The MBA is designed as a journey of personal and professional growth to help you realise any ambition and goals you set for yourself. You’ll gain valuable knowledge and business insights, and also develop greater self-awareness as you learn to reflect on your leader identity and leadership attributes.

Develop your skills

Build essential skills and knowledge to meet your career or study goals. Topics you’ll cover include:

• Industrial relations and employment law

• Talent behaviour and management

• Human capital development

• People analytics and decision-making

• Your future career

A postgraduate qualification can help you further your current career and move into a more senior role or help you change career paths to pursue new opportunities. Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) reports that postgraduates earn on average $20,000 more than those that hold only an undergraduate degree.

Depending on your own situation and career aspirations, there are many careers and positions that this course can lead to. Careers could include:

• People and Culture Manager

• HR Projects Director

• HR Executive

• Executive Director

• Chief Operating Officer (COO)