Bachelor's Degree
Business Skills for the Workplace (CertHE)
If you’re looking to develop your business skills and build a strong foundation for your c...
It’s a competitive time for businesses right now, and getting the best out of a workforce is vital for success across all industry sectors. Graduates who understand how people and culture can help an organisation grow are now well placed to enter successful careers.
BA (Hons) Business Management (Human Resource Management) has been developed with input from world-leading organisations and researchers to bring traditional human resource management practices into the modern era. The course will introduce you to the latest principles and practices of successful HR functions, without the outdated concept of the employee as a commodity for business success.
Your course begins by helping you develop broad knowledge in key areas of business management, including managing people and an introduction to how modern organisations function. In your second and third study levels you’ll explore subjects covering the development of high performance teams, talent management, rewarding performance, people analytics, and other key areas that you’ll find indispensable in the workplace.
This degree is accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). Not only will you graduate with a recognised degree, but you’ll also receive a CMI Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership. This will help you show employers that you have both the modern skills and professional recognition to fill current skills gaps in the field.
When you graduate from this course you will receive:
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Your bachelor’s degree in human resources, people, and culture will open up many opportunities across all aspects of the business sector. As you study with us you’ll have access to our dedicated career services portal, where you can access additional 'bolt-on' e-learning courses, employer presentations, and search for jobs worldwide. Of course, your course lecturers are always on-hand to provide advice and guidance when it come to your professional future. Just a few of the possible roles you might want to consider after graduation could include: