Human Resources Management and Services graduates earn a median $54,739 Across 348 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A taught master's for students who already hold an undergraduate degree and want to develop managerial and specialist HR capabilities. Suits professionals aiming to move into HR leadership, people-management or applied HR research through a combination of core HR subjects and a capstone research project.
The programme requires 60 credits, with 55 credits from the Human Resources concentration and a 5-credit capstone. Core modules listed by course code include:
Capstone sequence:
The graduate programmes are open to qualified students who already possess an undergraduate degree. Prospective applicants are directed to ICCI admissions (admissions@icci.edu.ky) or the online application portal (www.icci.edu.ky/apply/) for further steps and enrolment details.
Graduates will be prepared to apply HR professional skills and managerial principles across public and private organisations. The programme supports roles involving job performance analysis, management consulting in HR topics, organizational development, strategic HR functions and applied research-based HR projects.
The course page does not specify scholarships or fees; applicants seeking financial support or scholarship information should contact ICCI admissions directly (admissions@icci.edu.ky) or consult the college website.
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