8 Employment Relations Bachelors Degree Programs

The Degree in Labor Relations and Employment aims to train versatile professionals who can intervene in important fields of activity, from human resources management and direction to labor consulting, in all types of companies, non-profit organizations and the public sector.

This degree aims to provide comprehensive and multidisciplinary training in the socio-labour field to design and implement human resources strategies and policies and intervention in the purchase of work, as well as participate in communication in various fields of action such as labor advice, management and personnel management, etc.

The Bachelor of Arts in Employment and Labor Relations prepares students to understand the workplace, employment issues, and how labor relations influence business and society. The program covers key ...

The Bachelor in Work and Employment Relations focuses on understanding how workplaces manage relationships, employment practices, and related policies. Students learn about employees’ rights, employer...

The Labor and Employment Studies program provides students with an introduction to and understanding of the study of labor and employment relations, broadly defined. Over the past few decades, the study of labor and employment relations has expanded significantly to include new topics that did not previously exist as areas of academic inquiry: globalization and employment relations, international labor standards, human rights and labor standards, corporate social responsibility and corporate codes of conduct, monitoring and accountability frameworks, global supply and value chains, corporate governance and employment relations, “decent work,” equality and diversity at work, labor and “global cities,” employment relations in emerging economies, high-performance work systems, global corporations, and global unions. These topics form the basis of the courses that make up the requirements for the major.

Labour Studies addresses the need for academic development and training at the leadership level. Further, it seeks to equip students with contemporary knowledge and in the Labour and Industrial Relations realm. The program places particular emphasis on developing the critical, analytical, and organizational skills required to manage industrial and employment relations.

As a human resources management and labour relations (HRMLR) professional, you’ll manage the greatest resource of organizations – its people! Competent, culturally sensitive and highly organized, HRMLR 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.

Are you considering a career in human resource management, but not sure if you’re ready to start a full university degree? The human resource management degree with Foundation Year at our Berlin campus will give you the opportunity to get your study skills up to speed before entering the first year of your bachelor’s degree. Over four years of study, you’ll discover what drives a team to perform at its best and gain a critical awareness of how people are managed in organisations – all vital skills for today’s HR professionals.