An internship in human resources management can provide you with practical experience in a variety of human resource job functions. Certificate students must complete a minimum of 20 units of program curriculum (typically 5 courses), with a GPA of 3.0 or better, before enrolling in the internship.
This program is perfect for...
- Individuals interested in a solid foundation in human resources management
- Human resources professionals interested in career advancement
- Those seeking to enhance their career opportunities
- Those looking for a career transition
What you can learn.
- The fundamentals of human resources management
- Design and administer compensations and benefits
- Design and structure a human resources department and recruit talent
- Employee relations and the legal aspects of HRM
Expect more from your education.

UCLA Approved
Our course curriculum is developed in cooperation with the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
The Anderson School of Management is consistently ranked among the top tier business school programs in the country, based on rankings published by U.S. News & World Report, Businessweek.
It is my firm belief that our program is top-notch because of a wonderful combination of two ingredients. The first is the passion our instructors display for teaching; the second is the excellent quality of the students who enroll in our courses.
What this certificate has done for our students.
94%
feel the certificate helped them enhance their careers
65%
received an average salary increase of $19,566
3 in 5
received a promotion or found a better position after graduating
88%
recommend the certificate program to others
Courses
Click below to view the required and elective courses, if applicable, for this program.
Estimated Cost Breakdown
All courses in this program are paid for individually, unless otherwise noted. An application form is required to establish candidacy in this program. From the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application and pay the application fee if applicable.
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