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Human Resource Development

Villanova College
Villanova , United States
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Masters
Major
Human Resources | Management | Organisational Theory and Behaviour
Area of study
Business and Administration | Social Sciences
Education type
Blended
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

Human Resource Development Program

The Human Resource Development program at Villanova University offers a balance of theory and practice, with faculty who are active in the industry, providing a focus on emerging trends in this dynamic field to prepare students for success. Graduate programs are offered both on campus and online.


Program Overview

Villanova's HRD program began in 1980 and boasts more than 2,500 alumni, who are now leaders in the field and contribute knowledge, guidance, and expertise to students.


Combined Programs

  • Explore combined BA in Psychology/MS in Human Resource Development
    • This program allows students to earn both a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Human Resource Development
  • Explore combined BA in Interdisciplinary Studies/MS in Human Resource Development
    • This program allows students to earn both a Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and a Master's degree in Human Resource Development

Graduate Programs

  • Explore MS in Human Resource Development
    • This program provides students with a comprehensive education in human resource development, preparing them for success in the field

Certificates

  • Explore Certificates in Human Resource Development
    • These certificates provide students with specialized knowledge and skills in human resource development, and can be earned in addition to a degree program or as a standalone credential
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