University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering 10 courses 30 total credits
College of Engineering - Technology Division > Department of Human Development and Consumer Sciences > Human Resource Development, M.S. The Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Human Resource Development (HRD) is designed for the professional who seeks to lead and execute talent development, talent management, and performance strategies in diverse organizations. With a strong emphasis on data and value, students evaluate assumptions, clarify problems or opportunities, design and execute interventions (i.e. learning strategy, on boarding, process improvement, e-learning, performance evaluations etc.). Students evaluate the impact and value of these strategies through the lenses of change, learning, and performance. Five challenges organizations face today: Embedding learning in the flow of work Addressing learning through the performance lens Identifying the value and impact of talent related strategies Building capability for competitiveness and sustainability Executing strategies as “change” The HRD master’s degree addresses these concerns and more by partnering with companies to create situated learning experiences that unearth the application of theories, and concepts. Through these partnerships, students better understand related concepts, transfer learning, gain work experiences, and build networks. The program strives to retain a timely and meaningful link between academic learning and the work that HRD professionals do within their organizations. For more...
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
Core Courses
Thesis Track
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HRD 6399 | Master’s Thesis | 3 |
| Total Thesis Track | 6.0 credits | |
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