Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

Required Courses

HRM 6100Human Resource Management3
HRM 6150Strategic Workforce Planning3
HRM 6200Human Resources Technology3
HRM 6250Workforce Analytics3
HRM 6300Growing Global Teams3
Restrictive Electives
Complete two of the following:4
Employee Engagement and Performance Management
Human Resources Technology Lab
Global Workforce Dynamics
Capstone
HRM 6980Capstone (Projects for Professionals)3

Concentration or Electives Option

A concentration is not required. Students may complete the electives option in lieu of a concentration.

Program Credit/GPA Requirements

34 total semester hours required
Minimum 3.000 GPA required


Concentration in Applied Logistics 

APL 6000Foundations of Applied Logistics3
APL 6110Capacity Planning and Demand Management3
APL 6120Warehouse and Inventory Management Systems3
APL 6130Freight Management3

Concentration in Global Talent Management 

HRM 6610Organizational Design3
HRM 6650Compensation and Benefits3
HRM 6700The Employment Contract3
HRM 6750Talent Acquisition and Onboarding3

Concentration in Nonprofit Management 

NPM 6100Strategic Management and Leadership for Nonprofit Organizations3
NPM 6120Financial Management and Reporting for Nonprofit Organizations3
NPM 6130Marketing and Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations3
NPM 6150Human Resources Management in Nonprofit Organizations3

Concentration in Organizational Communication 

CMN 6150Communication Research and Strategy3
CMN 6230Content Creation and Delivery3
CMN 6300Organizational Culture, Climate, and Communication3
Complete 3 semester hours from the following:3
Organizational Communication Assessment
Foundations and Development of Cultural Communications
Crisis Communication

Concentration in Organizational Leadership 

LDR 6105Developing 21st-Century Leadership Capability3
LDR 6155Leadership Lab: Challenge for Leaders3
Complete 6 semester hours from the following:6
The Language of Leadership
Driving Organizational Success Through Leadership Development
Ethical Leadership
Leading Teams Strategically in a Global Environment
Leading Strategic Development and Implementation
Developing Sustainable Global Leadership
Innovation and Organizational Transformation

Concentration in Project Management 

PJM 6100Foundations of Project Management3
PJM 6120Project Scope, Schedule and Cost Planning3
PJM 6200Project Risk Management3
PJM 6300Project Quality Management3
1

Foundations of Project Management (PJM 6100) is for students with fewer than three years of experience directing or leading project tasks. Students who do not complete PJM 6100 may substitute project management electives to satisfy the required program hours.

Electives Option

Complete the following to meet program requirements:12
Any College of Professional Studies graduate-level courses or unused courses in the program or a combination of both in lieu of a concentration.