Spring 2019 to Spring 2020 trimester

This program is comprised of 13 courses @ 3-credit hours; 6 of which are foundation, 4 core, 3 optional from a number of alternative courses and a project or dissertation equivalent to 6-credit hours. The break-up of the program is given below:

6 (six) Foundation Courses @3 CH 4 (four) Core Courses @3 CH3 (three) Optional Courses @3 CHDissertation/Project @3 CH                              18 Credits 12 Credits09 Credits03 Credits 
Total42 Credits

COURSES OF MIHRM PROGRAM 

MIHRM COURSES
CodeFoundation Courses (6 Courses)Credit
MIHRM 501Fundamentals of Human Resource Management3
MIHRM 502Training and Development3
MIHRM 503Organization Design and Development3
MIHRM 504Compensation and Benefits Management3
MIHRM 505Performance Appraisal Management3
MIHRM 506Employee Relations and Employment Laws3
CodeCore Courses (4 Courses)Credit
MIHRM 602Leadership and Change Management3
MIHRM 704Global Talent and Human Capital Management3
MIHRM 706Integrated Human Resource & Information System3
MIHRM 708Cross-Cultural Management3
CodeOptional Courses (Any 3 Courses)Credit
MIHRM 603International Human Resource Management3
MIHRM 604Research Methods in Human Resource Management3
MIHRM 701Core-Competencies for HR Professionals3
MIHRM 702Strategic Management3
MIHRM 703Strategic Human Resource Management3
MIHRM 705Conflict Management and Negotiation3
MIHRM 707Diversity Management in Global Business3
MIHRM 710Accounting for Managerial Control3
MIHRM 711Employability Skills for Managerial Success3
MIHRM 712Human Resource Planning3
MIHRM 713Organization Behavior3
MIHRM 714Principles of Management3
MIHRM 715Industrial Relations3
MIHRM 716Industrial Safety and Health3
MIHRM 717Cases in Human Resource Management3
MIHRM 718HRM Practices in Bangladesh3
MIHRM 719Entrepreneurship Development3
MIHRM 720Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)3
CodeCompulsory-Dissertation/Project (Any one)Credit
MIHRM 800Dissertation3
MIHRM 801Project3

DISSERTATION/PROJECT
Each student will have to complete either dissertation or a project of 3-credit hour under the supervision of a course teacher. Students who are in service may submit organization-consulting project (OCP) in their own organizations. This project will provide opportunity to the students to apply their knowledge and skills developed during the program. The project usually will be of 3 to 4 months duration. This work experience helps them develop their technical, personal and key transferable skills while they gain a detailed insight into the dynamics of a particular business sector. In addition to academic supervision, project/dissertation may also be guided by an on-the-job mentor. The academic guide and the mentor may jointly monitor the progress of the students. Evaluation of academic supervisor/mentor will be considered in determining students’ grades.

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