MSc GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN LONDON

The Roehampton MSc Global Human Resources Management prepares you for a career managing people and critical resources. You will study the wider strategic, financial and operational context of managing talent and people across borders and cultures and be introduced to a variety of professional HR service sectors.

This programme is tailored to students with the ambition to become thought leaders and practitioners in the field of global and cross-cultural HRM. It is the appetite for emerging perspectives of human resources and personnel management, from a global perspective, critically reflected and put into practice, which will set you apart from the crowd.

As part of this degree you will have the opportunity to sign up for the Global Leaders Programme, which will expand your skillset enabling you to bring innovative perspectives that will help organisations succeed in a complex, global environment. You will learn to communicate your vision effectively to a wider audience and engage with a diverse range of people and perspectives.

Upon graduation you will be able to demonstrate to potential employers your intellectual curiosity, ambition and desire to enter careers in people management and senior HR functions. The programme also benefits from our faculty’s expertise of HR practices in the UK, such as links with the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and other relevant external bodies and stakeholders.

Choosing the right university is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. At Roehampton, we offer a first-class educational experience, designed to help you reach your full potential and get the career you want. You don't have to take our word for it; we are ranked the best modern university in London according to all three major UK league tables - the Complete University Guide 2016, the Sunday Times Good University Guide 2016 and the Guardian University Guide 2016.
At Roehampton, we value the shared experience of working together. You are the author of your own future, but we can help you shape it. We know that together we can achieve more.
Once you join us, you become part of something bigger: a welcoming community with students from across the world and from all types of backgrounds, taught by staff engaged in world-leading research.


Why Study Global Human Resources Management at Roehampton, London:

  • You will be introduced to Human Resource Management, and its role in optimising employee contribution to support the long-term strategic objectives of an organisation
  • You will specifically focus on the wider strategic, financial and operational context of managing talent and people across borders and cultures
  • You will have opportunities to utilise the faculty’s expertise and links with the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
  • You will also participate in the Global Leadership Programme, an extracurricular course which through lectures, workshops and networking, you will develop your skillset as an international HRM practitioner
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