Can I take MBA in Human Resources and Management?
Asked by devadas
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Yes, you can definitely pursue an MBA in Human Resources and Management. It is a popular specialisation in MBA programs and focuses on developing managerial and leadership skills in the field of HR. In an MBA programme with a specialisation in HR, you will typically study subjects such as talent acquisition and management, performance management, compensation and benefits, training and development, labor laws, and employee relations. You will also learn about leadership, organizational behavior, and strategic management. An MBA in HR can prepare you for a variety of roles in the HR field, such as HR manager, talent acquisition speciali...more
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