Bachelor of Management
(Post Diploma) Human Resources Management Major
Regulations
effective September 1, 2004
Students with an approved college diploma in business (or a closely
related field) will receive a block transfer award of 60 credits
towards the Bachelor of Management (Post Diploma) Human Resources
Management degree, except students with two-year diplomas from approved
Ontario colleges who will receive 45 credits. These students must
complete additional credits in non-Administrative Studies courses
to reach the 60-credit figure.
Athabasca University has developed program learning outcomes that describe the career options that may be available to you upon graduating.
Degree Requirements
Total credits in the program
120
Block transfer credit for two-year business
diploma (excluding Ontario)
60
Block transfer credit for Ontario two-year
business diploma
45
Block transfer credit for Ontario three-year
business
diploma
60- 66
Required credits - Years 3 and 4
21
Required Human Resources Management major credits
15
Options
Administrative Studies credits at the senior (300 or
400) level (Students are recommended to take IDRL and ORGB courses)
6
Non-Administrative
Studies credits with a minimum of 12 credits at the senior (300
or 400) level (Students are recommended to take HRMT and LBST courses)
18
Maximum Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR)
credit
21
Minimum Athabasca University credits (including ADMN
404) in Years 3 and 4
* Note: Students cannot use IDRL 215 or IDRL 312 to fulfill a critical perspectives course as it is a requirement in this major.
Options (24 credits)
1.
Administrative
Studies options at the
senior (300 or 400) level. (Students are recommended to take IDRL
and ORGB courses.)
(6)
2.
Non-Administrative Studies credits with a minimum
of 12 credits at the senior
(300 or 400) level. Students are recommended
to take HRMT and LBST courses.
Students must select nine credits (three courses) from the critical
perspectives courses as outlined for the Bachelor of Management
(Post Diploma) General, 120-credit
program.