Human Resource Management BSc by distance learning

As organisations are becoming increasingly complex, the role of human resource management has never been more vital. In this degree, you'll study the relationship between employers and employees, making links between theory and practice, all without having to take a break from your career. At the start of your course you will study the foundational elements of business before taking a focus on the theoretical basis behind the science of human resource management. You'll be able to demonstrate how an understanding of the issues involved in human resource management can assist the human resource manager in managing staff effectively as well as discussing how effective employee development can impact upon an organisations performance. Throughout your modules you'll assess the theory and practice of management considering the importance of leadership and the HRM function. As you progress you will build upon the theories and topics covered while moving towards an in-depth focus on some of the key issues within human resource management, human development and organisational behaviour. In your dissertation you will bring together all your learning to produce an in-depth piece of research, supported by the formative training completed throughout the programme in research methods and academic writing skills to support your studies. You will also have the benefit of being able to apply real-world examples to your learning. By the end of your programme you will be able to: We are accredited by, and an approved provider of CIPD qualifications, the professional body for HR and people development. If you are applying from the GCC we recommend submitting your application through CEG to ensure a smooth and timely process, applications made through other routes may not be considered. Year one entry to BSc Year two entry to BSc *APL credits ** APEL application required - you will be sent a form to complete if you are eligible IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If your first language is not

IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.

International students: BSc (three years): £15,000; BSc (two years with accredited prior learning): £10,000

UK students: BSc (three years): £15,000; BSc (two years with accredited prior learning): £10,000

UK/Home: BSc (three years): £15,000; BSc (two years with accredited prior learning): £10,000

International: BSc (three years): £15,000; BSc (two years with accredited prior learning): £10,000

April 2026

UCAS deadline (equal consideration)

• Distance learning, United Kingdom