Human Resource Management
This cross-disciplinary study area focuses on teaching you how to recognise the value of people within an organisation and the competitive edge good staff can provide.
It equips you with the requisite skills, knowledge and attributes to operate effectively within, or manage the human resource function in, private, public and not-for-profit organisations. In addition, people management is an important component of all management positions and studies in human resources can assist in developing these skills.
Potential graduate career pathways:
Business and Management
- Administrator
- Business Analyst
- Business Developer
- Business Owner
- CEO
- Entrepreneur
- Executive Officer
- Inventor
- Manager
- Human Resource Manager
- Office Manager
- Personal Assistant
- Receptionist
- Salesperson
Government (Local, State and Federal)
- Administrator
- Adviser, Community
- Community Development Officer
- Councillor
- Election Campaign Manager
- Electoral Officer
- Events Coordinator
- Manager
- Mayor
- Media Adviser
- Policy Analyst/Adviser
- Political Analyst/Adviser
- Politician
- Program Manager
- Public Servant
- Secretary (CEO)
Human Resources and Recruitment
- Change Management Specialist
- Human Resource Manager
- Recruitment Specialist
- Remuneration Consultant
- Training and Development Coordinator
Law and Enforcement
- Barrister
- Corrections Officer
- Customs Officer
- Detective
- Immigration Officer
- Law Clerk
- Lawyer
- Legal Secretary
- Paralegal
- Police Officer
- Solicitor
Research
- Academic
- Researcher
- Market Researcher
- Social Researcher
- Sociologist
Teaching
- Academic
- Lecturer
- Teacher
- Tutor
Faculty of Arts undergraduate courses with a specialisation in Human Resource Management:
Human Resource Management can also be undertaken at the undergraduate and postgraduate level through the Faculty of Business.
The units on offer for Human Resource Management vary each Semester, please refer to the Course and Unit Handbook for current unit offerings.
Do you want to know more about Human Resource Management? Please visit the School of Management.
