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Capella University
SCHOOL OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

BS Bachelor of Science in Business Human Resource Management specialization

Overview

The human resource function has moved beyond personnel management and development to become a strategic cornerstone in many organizations, increasing the need for professionals with specialized human resources skills, as well as a sound foundation of general business skills. Whether you're pursuing a new career or looking to advance in your current role, our online Bachelor's program in Human Resource Management provides the skills to help you develop and achieve your goals.

To understand how this specialization fits your career path or schedule, request more information.

Degree outcomes

With your Bachelor's in Human Resources Management from Capella, you'll develop a strong background in human resource functions, including compensation and benefits management, recruiting and retention, employee development, and labor relations. You'll also learn to apply business and human resources knowledge in an effective and integrated manner, and build constructive relationships between employees and the organization. Discover specifically what you'll learn — and how you can apply it.

Career outcomes

Common jobs with an online program in human resource management include employee relations specialist, human resource manager, recruiter or trainer. Potential workplaces include corporation, consulting firm, P-12 school or government.

Capella also provides you the opportunity to delve deeper into a specific knowledge area by earning a program concentration that will be included on your transcript and can enhance your career opportunities.

To learn more, call 1.866.933.5835 or email an enrollment counselor.

Earn credit for what you already know

Your previous learning, work experience, and industry certifications may help you earn your degree in less time. To learn more, or an enrollment counselor or visit our competency-based prior learning assessment.