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Human Resource Development & Administration (MS)

PERFORMANCE THROUGH LEARNING

The Human Resource Development and Administration (HRDA) is a 33- or 36-credit hour program leading to a Master of Science degree. The program meets the professional growth needs of adults aspiring to improve their skills to successfully lead within profit or non-profit organizations as facilitators of employee, team, and organizational development. The program prepares students in creating a learning organization that enhances an organization’s productivity.

Typical Career Paths for Graduates of the MS in HRDA in profit and non-profit organizations are:

  • Manager of Training
  • Instructional Designer
  • Performance Improvement Specialist
  • Chief Learning Officer
  • Director of Human Resources
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
  • 15 to 18 month program
  • Small Class Size
  • Evening Classes Catering to the Working Adult
  • Program Coordinator Directly Advises All Students
  • Multi-Cultural Learning Environment in the Classroom and Internship

Program is Only 1 of 2 Student American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) Chapters in the Nation.

 

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