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Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management

If anthropology interests you, a bachelor's degree in human resources will make you eligible for a number of careers that align with your professional goals. This program teaches students how to be successful at connecting with employees and helping them thrive, managing company policies, recruiting and coordinating new employees, shaping company culture, administering benefits, setting policies, and serving as business partners to the organization's leaders. Many people-focused careers are available to those who have an HR bachelor's degree.Ìý

Some common careers you can hold with a bachelor’s in HR:

• Employment specialist
• Recruiter
• Recruitment manager
• HR assistant
• HR coordinator
• HR specialist
• HR generalist
• HR manager

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

A bachelor's degree in psychology opens rewarding career opportunities that utilize evidence-based strategies that address real psychosocial issues. This advanced program prepares students that plan to pursue further education to become a therapist or begin their careers after finishing the degree. Through courses in theories of personality, psycopathology, substance abuse and addiction, neuropsychology, as well as mental health awareness and education, you'll acquire the necessary skills to make a positive impact on others in roles like:

• Behavior technician
• Market research analyst
• Psychiatric technician
• Academic advisor
• Social services specialist
• Patient navigator
• User researcher

Master’s Degree in English Teaching

If you’re passionate about English literature, poetry, creative writing, and language, a master’s degree in English teaching could be a great career move. Not only does this give you the opportunity to introduce world and historical cultures to students while using research skills, it also allows you to make an important impact on young people. ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ’s online English education master's degree prepares you to earn a teaching license and start a fulfilling career. Your courses will cover:

• English pedagogy
• Foundations of education
• Schools as communities of care
• Essential practices for supporting diverse learners
• Creating and managing engaging learning environments
• Curriculum, instruction, and assessment
• Assessing student learning
• Using educational technology for teaching and learning
• And more

Master of Science in Management and Leadership

The management and leadership master’s degree at ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ is an excellent next step for any student looking to advance their career. In this program, students learn how to manage organizations, lead people effectively and ethically, innovate, implement new strategies, and make real change wherever they see the need.Ìý

A master’s degree in management and leadership can help those who have studied anthropology or want to work with people focus on management and leadership skills, which will open new career options such as:

• Market researcher
• Business anthropologist
• Business manager
• Project manager
• Executive recruiter
• C-level executive
• Human resources officer
• Product manager

Master of Science in Human Resource Management

A master's degree in human resource management opens rewarding career opportunities that align with your passion for understanding people and cultures. This advanced program equips students with the expertise to connect with employees, nurture their growth, manage HR policies, and foster an inclusive workplace. Through courses in talent acquisition and development, communications, people analytics, and HR compliance, you'll acquire the necessary skills to make a positive impact on employees and within organizations in roles such as:

• HR Specialist
• HR Generalist
• HR Manager
• Director of HR
• VP of People and Culture
• VP of HR
• Talent Acquisition Manager
• Learning and Development Manager
• Chief HR Officer
• DE&I Manager
• HR Compliance Specialist
• Employment Law Specialist