Master of
Human Resource Development
Why Choose This Degree?
Advance your career by advancing your education. Learn how to design, manage and evaluate programs by applying skills in integrated training, organizational development, career planning and career counseling. Learn how to improve individual productivity and employability, while boosting job satisfaction and organizational effectiveness.
This degree also applies to issues such as training, management development, customer service, and total quality management. It is competitive with any other online or on-campus HRD degree in the country.
100%
Online
30
Credit Hours
2 YRS
Estimated Time
to Complete
The university allows up to 6 years.
GRE
Exempt
Tori Whitley, Tanya Everett, Rachel Jessen and James Branham describe their experiences in the HRD program at the University of Arkansas.
Video length - 2:44
What You Should Know
- A minimum 3.0 GPA on the last 60 hours of your bachelor's degree is required for admission into the program
- You must complete a master’s level statistics course at the U of A
- Master’s students must pass a Capstone Experience/Comprehensive Exam Course in the final academic semester
- You must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher to be eligible for graduation
- Approved transfer credits cannot exceed 6 hours
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The catalog of studies has the details on program and course requirements.
| Tuition / credit hour | $446.29 |
| Fee / credit hour | |
|---|---|
| Library | $4.68 |
| Network & Data Systems | $13.10 |
| Off-campus | $30 |
| Online Facilities | $2 |
Tuition and fees per credit hour reflect fall 2024 rates for students studying completely online. Students in online programs who take an on-campus course will pay on-campus fees, mandatory and college fees, for only the on-campus course.
“What the difference was – my only frame of experience was going for my bachelor’s and that was a lot of studying and reading and some discussion in class but this was a whole different ballgame. And I loved it. It was a whole lot of research and I loved doing that, as a writer, and it was a lot of writing, which I also love.”"
Bob KorpellaMountain Home, AR
I met some amazing fellow students, and we are still in contact today and I will stay in contact with those four to five individuals and that’s been my highlight throughout the entire program."
Keri ReynoldsEl Dorado, AR
I decided to pursue a Master of Human Resource Development in Human Resource and Workforce Development because of my high interest in working with people, the most crucial resource of any business in the world. I want to continue to coach football for a long time, and part of coaching is managing people in groups and sub-groups that all have a common goal: winning."
Eric MateosFayetteville, AR
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