Human Resource Management
In this age of globalization and innovation, the ability to acquire, develop, and motivate talented people has become the number one challenge for most organizations.
The postgraduate certificate in Human Resource Management (HRM) is a continuation of undergraduate studies designed for students who wish to learn how HRM contributes positively to both organizations and the people who work for them. This exceptional program is ideally suited to new graduates seeking further specialization, or working professionals wishing to further develop their understanding of human resource management. Develop new talent, drive organizational change, and become a true HR leader.
Courses
Term 1
- ADMN 1221H: Financial Accounting
- ADMN 2220H: Organizational Behaviour
- ADMN 2230H: Human Resource Management
- ADMN 3230H: Training and Development
- ADMN 3270H: Human Resource Planning
Term 2
- ADMN 2221H: Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
- ADMN 3220H: Organizational Selection in the Canadian Workplace
- ADMN 3260H: Perspectives on Occupational Health and Safety
- ADMN 3280H: Motivation and Compensation Systems
- ADMN 3500H: Economics of Industrial Relations
Admissions Requirements
The Postgraduate Certificate in Human Resource Management is available to students who hold an undergraduate degree other than business from any accredited university.
If you have any questions about Trent's Postgraduate Certificates, please contact discovertrent@trentu.ca.
Graduating From Trent This Year?
As a Trent grad, you qualify for direct admission to our Business Postgraduate Certificate programs. To apply and register, just send a confirmation email to admissions@trentu.ca from your Trent University account. We will waive the application fee.
For students who have accepted their offer of admission and have questions about registering in their courses or life at Trent, please email ptbocerts@trentu.ca for Peterborough programs.
Complete this professional certificate program in as little as eight months (2 consecutive terms) of full-time studies, or part-time in two years.