Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources Major


About the program

Students in Mount Royal’s Bachelor of Business Administration – Human Resources degree program build on a foundation in business theory to focus on the principles and practices of human resource management. As students are introduced to strategic human resource management, they develop skills in the various disciplines of HR from delivering recruitment and training programs through to implementing effective employee relations programs and participating in organizational planning. In addition to the core human resource courses, students also complete courses in accounting, management, and general business. 

Four years of academic study in the BBA - Human Resources program can be combined with three optional, paid co-op work terms. Human Resources students must apply for admission to the co-operative education option, complete core academic course work prior to each work term, meet GPA requirements, and successfully complete an Orientation to Co-operative Education course, which provides them with pre-employment training and eases their transition to work. All of these requirements combine to ensure students are able to make genuine and valuable contributions in the workplace.

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What our students can do for you

Human Resources students are prepared for contributing roles in any industry from oil and gas and large public corporations to small-to-medium size enterprise and not-for-profit organizations. Before students enter your work environment, they are already developing competent skills in the following areas:

  • Training and Development
  • Recruitment and Selection
  • Labour Relations
  • Compensation and Benefits
  • Organizational Employee Initiatives, Research and HR Generalist Duties
  • Transition Management

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Student availability

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources students are available for 4 - 8 month Co-op terms that begin in January, May or September of each year. The recruitment process begins with job postings being accepted 4 months in advance of the anticipated work term start date.

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How to hire a student

Our recruiting process is convenient and cost-free.

Post online

You can post a job online or provide a detailed job description to the Work Experience Coordinator. Postings submitted online will be verified by a Work Experience Coordinator. 

Note: new postings are subject to approval by Career Services and program faculty.


For more information contact:

Wanda Smith
Co-operative Education Coordinator
Phone: 403.440.7097
e-mail: wsmith@mtroyal.ca

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