Graduate Programs / Master / Human Resource Management

Study destinations

  • Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • Antwerp, Belgium
  • Barcelona, Spain
  • Brussels, Belgium
  • Geneva, Switzerland
  • Madrid, Spain
  • Milan, Italy
  • Tokyo, Japan
  • Zurich, Switzerland

Program content

Program requirements
  Courses European Credits (EC)
Courses from the Human Resource Management cluster 6 out of 8 12
Courses from the Financial Management cluster 2 out of 4 4
Courses from the Marketing Management cluster 2 out of 4 4
Courses from the Supply Chain Management cluster 2 out of 4 4
Business Skills courses 2 out of 4 4
Electives
10 20
Subtotal 24 48
Final Project
  • Graduate Thesis in Human Resource Management + Applied Research Seminar
12
Total   60

 

These requirements are valid for all students starting in October 2020 or later. Students who started prior to this date can refer to the Student Guide for the applicable program requirements. All students should refer to the Student Guide for the correct program requirements at the time of starting the program. Information on this webpage may be outdated and is intended for promotional purposes only. The related courses listed below are subject to change and availability.

Note that while most courses account for 2 EC, some account for 4 EC. Attempting 4 EC courses will affect the course count in the tables below which is based on 2 EC courses only. The credit count is leading in the determination of meeting program requirements.

Alternative Final Projects, such as a Business Project may be available in the Metropolitan programs at our campus in Amsterdam. Academic and other conditions apply.

Human Resource Management I
  • 2021-HUM5004 - Personnel Performance Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5005 - Personnel Planning and Work Design (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5006 - Personnel Recruitment and Selection (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5007 - Personnel Training and Development (2 EC)
Human Resource Management II
  • 2021-MAN5003 - Change Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5001 - Compensation Strategy and Systems (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5002 - International Labor Relations (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAN5006 - Knowledge Management (2 EC)
Financial Management I
  • 2021-FIN5002 - Budgeting (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5004 - Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5006 - Financial Statement Analysis (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5008 - Working Capital Management (2 EC)
Financial Management II (subject to availability)
  • 2021-QUA5001 - Applied Financial Calculus (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5001 - Applied International Financial Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5003 - Capital Budgeting (2 EC)
  • 2021-FIN5007 - Mergers and Acquisitions (2 EC)
Marketing Management I
  • 2021-MAR5001 - Analyzing Marketing Opportunities (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAR5007 - Creative Advertising (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAR5008 - Developing Marketing Strategies (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAR5011 - Planning Marketing Programs (2 EC)
Marketing Management II (subject to availability)
  • 2021-MAR5006 - Applied Brand Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAR5002 - Applied Consumer Behavior (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAR5013 - Applied Sales Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-BUS5003 - e-Commerce (2 EC)
Supply Chain Management I
  • 2021-OPE5507 - Applied Operations Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-OPE5508 - Applied Production Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-OPE5509 - Applied Project Management (2 EC)
  • 2021-OPE5001 - Enterprise Resource Planning (2 EC)
Supply Chain Management II (subject to availability)
  • 2021-INF5001 - Business Intelligence (2 EC)
  • 2021-QUA5002 - Management Science (2 EC)
  • 2021-QUA5003 - Operational Decision-making Tools (2 EC)
  • 2021-OPE5010 - Total Quality Management (2 EC)
Business Skills
  • 2021-COM5501 - Business Communication Skills (2 EC)
  • 2021-HUM5503 - Business Leadership Skills (2 EC)
  • 2021-COM5006 - Business Negotiation Skills (2 EC)
  • 2021-MAN5506 - Cross-Cultural Skills (2 EC)
Electives

Electives can be any course from any category. The choice of electives is limited however to those courses that are listed on the course planning for a specific quarter or term, and that are scheduled at a certain campus during that period. The scheduling of courses is based solely on the enrollment of students for certain programs and specializations. The more different programs and specializations students enroll for, the more different courses, and thus electives, will be available. Should all students have enrolled for the same program or specialization, a limited number of courses can be scheduled based on the preferences of enrolled students and the availability of professors.

Final Project

The Final Project consist of a Graduate Thesis + an Applied Research Seminar. Alternatively, students may opt for a course-based alternative, which consists of a selection of courses for the same number of credits as the Final Project.

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