Human Resources
Recruit, retain and train the most important part of every organization: its people.
What is a degree in Human Resources?
Park University’s Human Resources degree program focuses on the study of organizations and how to best utilize employees. We emphasize a behavioral science approach to management: it’s vital to understand how people interact within groups.
Locations & Learning Options
Campus Centers & Online
Bachelor of Science in Management / Human Resources – 57 Hours
Business Administration, Human Resource Management Concentration, B.S.
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Management/Human Resources B.S.
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Dr. Adrian James
Associate Dean, Robert W. Plaster School of Business
Associate Professor of Management
adrian.james@park.edu
Careers in human resources
- Human Resources Manager
- Employee Relations Manager
- Compensation or Benefit Analyst
- HR Information Systems Manager
- Training and Development Manager
- Labor Relations Manager
human resources Program Highlights
- Take a rigorous core of business classes common to all Management students, including accounting, economics, business law and marketing.
- Specialize in Human Resources through courses like Planning and Staffing, Employment Law and Compensation Management.
- Choose three business electives, which allow you to specialize further in a business sector of your choice, complete an internship or pursue independent study.
Related Programs
Interested in leadership or management, but not sure health care is for you? Check out our other Management programs:
- BS, AS in Management (general)
- BS, AS in Management/Accounting
- BS in Management/Computer Information Systems
- BS in Management/Engineering
- BS in Management/Finance
- BS in Management/Health Care
- BS, AS in Management/Logistics
- BS in Management/Marketing
