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See the degree grade →A two‑year Arabic-language master's preparing graduates to manage human capital strategically in local and regional labour markets. Suited to HR professionals or graduates aiming for specialist or leadership roles, it offers a choice of a thesis or an applied project and aligns with CIPD professional interest.
The curriculum focuses on HR strategies, leadership development, recruitment strategies, training and motivation, and the use of information systems and software in HR. The degree is structured around 36 credit hours and comprises 9 courses plus a thesis or 10 courses plus an applied project. The programme aims to develop research capability and applied methods for advanced HR studies.
Graduates are prepared for specialist and leadership positions across local and regional organisations. The programme lists potential roles including Human Resources Manager, Organisational Development Consultant, Workforce Planning Manager, Labour Policy Consultant, Training & Development Manager, Compensation & Benefits Manager, Recruitment Manager, Performance & Competencies Manager, and University Lecturer.
The programme page provides estimated tuition calculations: tuition is structured around 36 credit hours with a per‑credit fee listed and semester fees; fees may vary with course load and are payable in instalments each semester. Applicants should consult the university's Tuition Fees, Refund and Collection Policy for full details and check with the university for scholarship or funding opportunities.
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