Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Human Resources
The purpose of the major in Human Resources is to prepare students for challenges in the workplace related to managing and developing people. This includes those interested in HR careers as well as those who desire to improve their ability to solve problems, improve processes and enhance the effectiveness of people in organizations. In addition to developing competencies in key HR activities (staffing; training & development; performance management; compensation & benefits; legal compliance), the student will develop important skills in critical thinking, problem solving, technology and business communication.
Major Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources:
Completion of 52/55 semester hours of UIW Core Curriculum
45 semester hours as follows:
A. Business (21 hours)
ACCT |
2301 |
Accounting for non-business majors |
BINF |
2325 |
Personal Productivity Applications |
BMDS |
3370 |
Analytical Decision Making I |
BMDS |
3371 |
Analytical Decision Making II |
BMGT |
3340 |
Management Theory and Practice |
BMGT |
3354 |
Human Resources Management |
BMGT |
4355 |
Organizational Behavior & Leadership |
B. Human Resources (24 hours)
HRES |
3330 |
Human Resources and the Law |
HRES |
3340 |
Organizational Development |
HRES |
3350 |
Staffing |
HRES |
3360 |
Training & Development |
HRES |
3370 |
Compensation and Benefits |
HRES |
3380 |
Performance Management |
HRES |
4350 |
Leadership in Organizations |
HRES |
4380 |
Capstone in Human Resources |
Total requirements must equal at least 128 credit hours to be eligible for graduation.

