Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources
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Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources
TRANSFER
Transfer up to 60 credits to meet the 120-credit requirement. Earn your degree in two to four years.
FACULTY
Nationally recognized faculty who practice what they teach and help you succeed beyond the classroom.
LOCATION
Flexible online courses that match your schedule. Accelerate your career without putting your life on pause.
BENEFITS
Course credit for experience and 20% tuition discounts available.
ADMISSIONS
Rolling admissions. No test scores. No recommendations. Four start dates. We make the admission process easy.
What You Will Learn While Earning Your Degree in Human Resources
- Workplace culture and strategic organizational design and development and its impact on employee recruitment, retention, and engagement.
- Developing pay structures, incentive plans, and benefit offerings
- Approaching conflicts in the workplace through communication and documentation
- Organizational ethics and employment law
- Career Success Strategies
- Employment & Labor Law
- Performance Appraisal & Productivity
- Psychology Applied to Work
- Managing Organizational Behavior
- Plan, Recruit & Selection of HR
- Business Ethics
The School of Professional Advancement awards the Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources degree following the successful completion of 120 credits.
Students must complete 84 credits, or 28 courses, of general education courses and electives. Review the general education course requirements.
The major consists of 36 credit hours, or 12 courses. Review Tulane SoPA's Human Resources degree courses and descriptions.