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The course
You will cover a multitude of units across the year, to be divided across three terms and culminating in your masters’ project.
Some of your learning will be conducted alongside students from other postgraduate courses, including the Business Seminar series. These are for all Business School students and cover the core business knowledge areas – accounting, finance, marketing, innovation, HR and operations principles.
The units covered are as follows:
- HRM: Policy and Practice I
- Employment Law in Practice
- Design Thinking for Business
- PG Business Seminar I
- HRM Policy and Practice II
- Work Design and Organisational Change
- Strategic HRM
- PG Business Seminar II
- Business Consultancy
- Learning, Development and Knowledge Management
- Masters Project.
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Fees and additional course costs
Tuition fees
The course fees per year for 2021 entry are:- UK students full-time - £10,400
- EU students full-time - £10,400 (see fee discount information)
- International students full-time - £17,500 (standard fee)
- International students full-time - £16,800 (full early payment fee)
Additional course costs
In addition to the tuition fees please see the additional course costs for 2021 entry.Further information
Find out more about our course fees and any financial support you may be entitled to:These fees are correct for the stated academic year only. Costs may increase each year during a student’s period of continued registration on course in line with inflation (subject to any maximum regulated tuition fee limit). Any adjustment for continuing students will be at or below the RPI-X forecast rate.
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Fee discounts and scholarships
To support all of our current students and our recent UK and EU alumni to progress to the next level of study, we have developed a new range of fee discounts across a range of courses.
Human Resource Management for the Creative Industries MA/MSc
UCA Epsom - 2021
This course is part of:
Length of study:
One year full-time
Campus:
UCA Epsom
Course overview
Our innovative MA/MSc Human Resource Management for Creative Industries degree offers a unique opportunity to specialise within human resources, tailoring your skills to better suit this dynamic sector of the economy.
This course, taught at the unique Business School for the Creative Industries at UCA Epsom, provides the appropriate knowledge and skills to thrive within a creative industries’ organisational context, and thus improve management and leadership within the sector.
You will become a reflective practitioner, developing the capacity to manage your own learning and development, and enhance your own skills in critical enquiry, logical thought, creative imagination and independent judgement.
You will also develop and consolidate informed professional and ethical competence across a range of subject specialisms relevant to the contemporary practitioner.
This course is ideal for those HR professionals seeking a more specialised route into creative industries, including gaming, fashion or publishing.
Course details
Please note, syllabus content indicated is provided as a guide. The content of the course may be subject to change in line with our Student Terms and Conditions for example, as required by external professional bodies or to improve the quality of the course.
Business School
The first of its kind in the UK, our new Business School for the Creative Industries builds on our long tradition of collaborating with employers to cultivate leadership, entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills.
Facilities
The UCA Business School for the Creative Industries, based at our Epsom campus, is the first of its kind in the UK. There’s dedicated studios and study areas, digital media suites equipped with Macs and PCs which are programmed with specialist software including Adobe Creative Suite, Dreamweaver and After Effects. There’s a modern library with a wealth of books and thanks to its location, many collaborative opportunities with students from other courses.
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UK applications
Apply for full-time study - starting September 2021:
International & EU applications
Apply for full-time study - starting September 2021:
When to apply:
You can apply throughout the year but we recommend you try and apply as early as possible so you have time to arrange accommodation and visas, if required.
For more information visit our how to apply pagesEntry requirements
UK entry requirements
- An honours degree or equivalent qualification in the subject or a related discipline
and/or
- Relevant work experience, demonstrating your ability to study at postgraduate level.
Consideration will also be given to applicants who can make a strong case for admission in relation to a particular project and can demonstrate their potential to satisfactorily complete the course.
Don't meet the international entry requirements or English language requirements?
You may be able to enter the course through the following entry courses:
Pre-sessional English courses in the UK or China
Your portfolio
This course doesn’t require a portfolio. If you receive an offer, you’ll be invited to attend an Offer Holder Webinar where you can meet the course team and learn more about the course.
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