Human Resource Development (HRD)
Human Resource Development Overview
Focus your studies on how to improve the lives of people and teams in the workplace
What You'll Study
The Human Resource Development (HRD) major focuses on the growth and development of individuals, teams, and organizations. Students in this major will be introduced to key HRD theories and concepts while also having the flexibility to seek out practical work experience and an additional area of expertise through the major's Applied Experience and Supporting Program.
HRD majors take coursework in:
Human Resource Development
Strategies for Teaching Adults
Organization Development
Training and Development
Computer Applications for Business
Career Opportunities
Human Resource Development (HRD) graduates pursue careers that support workplace training and organizational development in a variety of public and private organizations.
Job titles of alumni include:
Human Resources Generalist
Staffing and Recruiting Specialist
Training Consultant
Project Manager
Onboarding Specialist
Instructional Designer
HRD Requirements
Degree Progress
Students should refer to their APAS report to confirm individual progress within the major.
For current HRD majors: Run an APAS report for your Declared Program.
For prospective HRD majors: Run a "What-if" APAS report.