Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations 48 months Undergraduate Programme By Saint Mary's University |TopUniversities

Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations

Programme Duration

48 monthsProgramme duration

Tuitionfee

63,351 CADTuition Fee/year

Starting Month

Jan-2000Starting Month

Programme overview

Main Subject

Human Resources Management

Degree

BComm

Study Level

Undergraduate

This Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations program of study encompasses staffing, training and development, compensation management, labour relations, unions, managing diversity, and workplace health and safety. Students will learn to develop procedures for analyzing jobs and identifying job applicants best matched with the job requirements, conduct the recruitment process, select the best candidate, train and motivate employees, operate in a workplace with a union and collective agreement, manage compensation and benefits and deal with organizational change.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Human Resources Management

Degree

BComm

Study Level

Undergraduate

This Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations program of study encompasses staffing, training and development, compensation management, labour relations, unions, managing diversity, and workplace health and safety. Students will learn to develop procedures for analyzing jobs and identifying job applicants best matched with the job requirements, conduct the recruitment process, select the best candidate, train and motivate employees, operate in a workplace with a union and collective agreement, manage compensation and benefits and deal with organizational change.

Admission Requirements

83+
6.5+
58+
115+
  • English 12 academic
  • Mathematics 12; or Pre-Calculus 12; or Calculus 12
  • Three additional academic 12 courses

4 Years
Jan-2000

Tuition fees

Domestic
28,640 CAD
International
63,351 CAD

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