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The one year Master in Human Resources at Mid Sweden University gives the students a qualified degree in Human Resources based in two subjects; Psychology and Sociology, and prepares them for a career in this field. The objective of the Master Programme in Human Resources is to give students deeper knowledge within the areas of leadership, organization, and personnel management, from both a psychological and sociological perspective. The students study both main subjects but specialise in either psychology or sociology. In psychology, environmental and organizational psychology are emphasised, and in sociology the focus is on entrepreneurship, organizational theory, and risk management

Bachelor's degree with the main subject of human rights, religion, science, legal science, political science or equivalent and want to supplement it with advanced studies in human rights? Do you want to work with human rights in Sweden and internationally? Here is the training you need: Education provides a thorough knowledge of human rights from international law, philosophy, political science and religion science perspective. It aims to provide students with skills to work with human rights in different areas and in different contexts. This can include the various international agencies, governments, national and international NGOs, education, journalism, etc. The training

Tuition fees are not charged in Sweden. This is regardless of which country you come from, or the studies you wish to do. Students applying now, in the current application period (December 2008 - January 2009), will not pay fees. However, in June 2008 the Swedish government announced that non-EU students should pay fees from 2010. There is no detailed information yet and the law has not been passed - it will be voted on in the spring 2009. There is no official confirmation, but it is likely that the application period December 2009 - January 2010 will be the last opportunity

To be reviewed for admission into the Master of Science in Human Resources Program, you must: Hold a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university Provide two letters of recommendation, preferably from employers or supervisors Take either the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or the Miller Analogies Test (MAT); the GRE or MAT will be waived for those who have matriculated in and completed four (4) courses from the Human Resources Certificate Program with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 Complete the Graduate Application for Admission International students must take the TOEFL or the IELTS and provide a statement of financial resources

Class Schedule - Classes are scheduled in the evenings and occasionally on weekends to accommodate students who work full-time and need to attend classes on a part-time basis. Semesters Start Dates - Fall (last week of August), Spring (mid-January), and Summer (early to mid-May) Degree Requirements - You will complete eleven courses (33 credit hours) - nine required courses and two electives. Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 throughout the program and have five years to complete the program. Students are also required to sit for the PHR or SPHR Certification

Requirements and admission procedures Applicants to the Master in Human Resources Management or Diploma in Human Resources professionals must be graduates. Once your registration, candidates are referred for one or more interviews for admission to the Academic Committee of Selection. The committee is composed of graduate teachers, who evaluate candidates based on their registered academic prior professional experience and potential for development, their social and professional involvement through their extracurricular activities and their contribution to generation allowed. Revalidation and exemptions Can be revalidated up to 25% of subjects by postgraduate studies in other prior approval of the Academic Committee and a very

Listed below are the minimum admission requirements set by the School of Graduate Studies. More details on these admission requirements can be found in the Admissions Guide (pdf). Many departments require a higher average. Master's Programs and Full-Time Special Students an appropriate four-year bachelor's degree with a final year average of at least mid-B from the University of Toronto or its equivalent another recognized university Doctoral Programs an appropriate University of Toronto master's degree or its equivalent, with an average of at least B+ or demonstrated comparable research competence some departments admit directly to the doctoral program from a bachelor's degree

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