人力资源管理与开发硕士

理学硕士人力资源管理/开发计划面向毕业后几乎没有工作经验的人。根据您的选项模块选择和学位论文主题，您可以毕业于人力资源管理（HRM）或人力资源开发（HRD）的MSc。
The MSc Human Resource Management/Development programme is intended for those with little or no work experience since graduation. Depending upon your option module choices and dissertation topic you may graduate with either an MSc in Human Resource Management (HRM) or an MSc in Human Resource Development (HRD).UCLan is an Accredited Centre for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), which means that it is empowered to award its own internally assessed MSc course which gives full exemption from the CIPD's professional education route to membership. Thus, students who successfully complete the course will receive UCLan's MSc in HRM or HRD and will also have fulfilled the CIPD's skills and knowledge requirements for membership.On completion of your studies, you can continue your membership of CIPD and eventually gain chartered membership. You will be required to complete a behavioural assessment and provide evidence that you have gained the necessary work experience in HRM/D. The course leader can advise you further on the route to and benefits of CIPD membership.<br><br>In Semesters 1 and 2 students will be required to attend class meetings for up to 16 hours each week. Students are required to undertake additional study in their own time and this will involve some tutor directed study. The MSc is likely to take up as much of your time each week as would a full-time job. More guidance will be given on this issue during the induction to the course during the first week of attendance. The MSc experience consists of lectures, seminars, group tasks and activities, simulations and student presentations. Frequent use is made of case study and other student-centred materials. Students are expected to be active participants in the sessions. Groups or individuals may also seek guidance in tutorials with the course leader at the weekly Progress Tutorial.<br><br>A course module that will help you plan your career is available as a free choice module (called an elective), which you can study as part of your degree programme.