Academic Programs

Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management

128 Semester Hours

Human Resources Management graduates are employed in the areas of employment and recruiting, training and development, compensation, benefits, employee services, employee and community relations, personnel records, health and safety, and strategic planning. The Human Resources department plays a significant role in the strategic success of organizations through identification and selection of the best personnel for specific roles, training and development of those personnel, and reward and retention programs to keep the best people for organizational effectiveness. Human Resource Managers interact with managers from all other departments to plan and budget for personnel needs.

CORE COURSES (45 semester hours)
Oral and Written Communication (3)
English Composition (3)
Literature/Humanities (6)
Global Issues (6)
Social Sciences (6)
Mathematics (3)
Natural Sciences (3)
Philosophy (6)
Religious Studies (6)
FOUNDATIONAL COURSES (24 semester hours)
AC320A Principles of Accounting I
AC320B Principles of Accounting II
BA250 Introduction to Business
BA315 Developing Management Skills
BA420 Marketing
BA461 Management
EC330 Principles of Microeconomics
MT270 Introduction to Statistics
MAJOR COURSES (30 semester hours)
BA418 Organizational Communication
BA426 Managing Cultural Diversity
BA440 Labor Relations and Economics
BA452 Management of Human Resources
BA454 Organizational Behavior
BA467 Employment Law, Compensation and Policy
BA479 Managing Technology for Business Strategies
BA493 Senior Capstone
BA495E Ethical Decision-Making in Business
  Choose one course from the following:
BA411/COM408 Conflict Management
BA430/FIN400 Business Finance
BA446/COM451 Interviewing Theory and Practice
BA447/CS447 Multi-Media Presentations
BA458 Project Management
BA466/COM466 Negotiation
PY468 Psychology of Change
ELECTIVES (17-29 semester hours depending upon optional minor)
Choose elective courses from any discipline area. Subject to advisor approval.
Total hours required to complete a Regis degree
128 semester hours
Undergraduate Degrees
Accounting *
Applied Psychology
Applied Science *
Business Administration *
Business Technology Management *
Communication *
Computer Information Systems *
Computer Networking *
Computer Science *
Criminology *
Finance *
Human Resource Management *
Liberal Arts
Marketing *
Organization Development
Public Administration
Religious Studies
Social Science
Teacher Education

* Degrees available online