Master Of Business (industrial Relations/human Resource Management) in Victoria University, Australia

Master Of Business (industrial Relations/human Resource Management) in Victoria University

Overview

Aim for a management role in human resources or industrial relations, for a dynamic, in-demand career.

In this specialised Master of Business, you’ll explore contemporary industrial relations and human resource (IR/HR) management.

You’ll develop business expertise and learn to resolve IR conflicts. These skills are in high demand in Australia, making this masters an excellent step towards a successful career.

Our program is based on the disciplines of management and general business. Throughout, you’ll be challenged to think creatively about the role of managers in business organisations.

You’ll also develop strong research skills and gain a rich understanding of IR and HR systems, ethics and law. We combine this with hands-on experience, giving you the confidence and ability to manage workplace disputes.

If you have relevant work experience, you can apply for the Master of Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management and complete your masters in a shorter timeframe.

Learning advice

VU’s Learning Hubs are welcoming spaces where you can improve your study and employability skills.

Our students can attend Learning Hubs at one of five VU campuses.

We offer maths, writing, careers and English-language advice and can show you effective ways to study and manage your time.

Our programs include:

• workshops
• drop-in sessions
• peer mentoring
• maths and writing resources
• resume and career guidance.

Library & computer facilities

Our campus libraries have photocopying, computing and printing facilities as well as electronic and print resources.

You'll also have access to a rich collection of online resources at any time of the day or night, including:

• databases
• e-learning content for courses
• student email
• student software packages
• social networking tools.

On campus, we make sure that all of our students have access to digital resources. We offer:

• excellent WiFi networks
• more than 4000 computers (PCs and Apple Macs) across our campuses
• a central IT helpdesk for technical help.

Careers in IR and HR management

This masters course could lead you to a career as:

• human resource manager
• employee development planner
• employee relations manager
• recruitment consultant
• industrial relations officer
• union official or representative.

Organisations which employ human resource professionals include:

• banks
• consultancies
• local and national government.
• small or large businesses.

Salary

If you find work at a management level in HR, you can expect a salary of around A$97,500

 

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