萊斯布里奇大學(xué)

Human resources and labour relations professionals manage any organization’s greatest resource – its people!

Competent, culturally sensitive and highly organized, human resource and labour relations professionals add significant value and display competence in an array of specialized areas, including: talent management; employment law; health and safety, performance management; training and development; and diversity and inclusion.

Professionals with this degree are strategic leaders in the organization. They are critical for the successful management of complex and constantly evolving environments. They work with both employers and employees to create productive and fair workplaces.

About the Human Resource Management and Labour Relations (HRMLR) major

Students majoring in HRMLR study a broad range of topics including how and why people behave as they do in organizations, managing organizational change, identifying training needs and creating opportunities for employee career development, managing in a unionized environment, leading people and teams, ensuring the work environment is physically and psychologically healthy, and managing diverse workplaces.

Students should take Research Methodology (MGT 2700) as early as possible, as it provides a foundation for the senior-level courses. uLethbridge offers a wide variety of electives, not all of which are offered every term. Plan in advance to ensure you can take all of the courses that interest you.

Dual campuses

We also offer the flexibility of two campuses: Lethbridge and Calgary. Our Calgary Campus will meet the needs of working professionals with evening and weekend classes, while the Lethbridge campus is more traditional with an emphasis on daytime classes and a wide range of extra-curricular opportunities to explore. Both locations welcome international and mature students.

Additional opportunities

You may also choose to add a minor to your HRMLR major. A minor will enhance your resume and be recognized on your transcript. Several minors complement HRMLR, such as not-for-profit/social responsibility, new media, and population health.

Management Certificate

If you’re changing your focus professionally or if you do not wish to pursue an entire degree, complete a management certificate in this area of study.

Possible Careers

• Human Resource Manager
• Recruiter
• Organizational Development Specialist
• Compensation and Benefits Analyst
• Occupational Health and Safety Specialist
• Learning and Development Coordinator
• Staffing and HR Planner
• Labour Relations Consultant
• Outplacement Specialist
• Industrial Relations Specialist/Manager
• Job Analyst
• Mediator
• Negotiator/ Advisor

Degrees Available

• Management Certificate
• Combined degrees with Management (Lethbridge campus)