Education requirements and job duties in the human resources field
National Occupation Classification (NOC) e.g.,
- Specialists in Human Resources
- Human Resources Manager
- Personnel and Recruitment Officers
- Personnel Clerks
Training
Those interested in a career in human resources will seek employment following graduation with the Bachelor's degree and/or pursue further academic studies, for example:
- Human Resource Professionals Association (HRPA)
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Certified Human Resources Professional designation
Compare the course requirements for the HRM academic plans at uWaterloo with those required for the CHRP Designation.
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There are numerous graduate programs for those interested in HRM, for example:
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Business Administration (e.g., with a concentration in HRM)
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Industrial/Organizational Psychology (offered at UW)
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Industrial Relations
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Management
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Organizational Behaviour and HRM (e.g,. offered by the school of Business at Laurier University)
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