MA in Human Resources Management
Enhance your use of analytical techniques and theories so you can tackle challenges in a dynamic work environment and establish plans that promote employee welfare. Webster University’s Human Resources Management master’s degree teaches you to think critically about how your company can support a diverse workforce and implement inventive policies to boost employee performance and involvement.
Develop your skills to motivate a diverse employee population and become an in-demand leader. This program is ideal for:
Through coursework on staffing, training and development, and employment law, you can deepen your existing knowledge and skills to inspire and empower people to be their best. Graduate with the skills to:
You’ll complete 36 credit hours of core and elective classes for the Master of Arts in Human Resources Management. The core curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics, including cultural diversity, employee motivation, fair compensation structures, performance evaluations, talent acquisition and organizational downsizing. Additionally, you’ll choose elective courses based on your professional interests and career aspirations.
The 36 credit hours required for the MA in Human Resources Management includes:
Choose electives from the George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology to customize your degree and make you more marketable.
Take classes online through Webster University Online or in person at select campuses across the United States and abroad, full-time or part-time—Webster’s MA in Human Resources Management is designed with you in mind. Work toward your professional goals while balancing your other obligations.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, overall employment of human resources professionals is projected to grow at least 7% from 2021 to 2031. Your MA in Human Resources Management prepares you for positions like:
Average annual salary (National, September 2022)
Average annual salary (National, September 2022)
Average annual salary (National, September 2022)
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Webster is committed to your success. You'll never be alone as you pursue your Master of Arts in Human Resources Management.
Earn your ACBSP-accredited Human Resources Management master’s from Webster, an independent, nonprofit university accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
Whether you attend class in person or online, you’ll receive personal mentorship from esteemed faculty members—many of whom are still employed in the HR field.
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