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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 18 CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT WAIKATO MANAGEMENT SCHOOL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Human Resource Management is about developing and managing an organisation’s most valuable asset, its people. Human Resource Management (HRM) is concerned with getting the right people into the right jobs, knowing how to keep them and advance their careers. HR managers have a strategic role in an organisation because they deal with recruitment, salaries, training programmes and staff performance. By studying Human Resource Management, you’ll acquire people management skills that will help you to better understand your workmates and employees, and better manage your future staff. You’ll also be learning from the best; Waikato Management School was ranked top in the country for Human Resources in the most recent PBRF results. You can choose to study Human Resource Management in the Bachelor of Management Studies page 33 Bachelor of Management Studies (Honours) page 36 Graduate Certificate page 57 Graduate Diploma page 57 Postgraduate Certificate page 58 Postgraduate Diploma page 58 Master of Management Studies page 60 Human Resource Management can also be taken as a second major for most other University of Waikato undergraduate degrees. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Human Resource Manager/Advisor/Officer Payroll Manager/Administrator Industrial Relations Mediator/Facilitator Employment Court Official Human Capital Development Strategist Human Resource Management papers include Organisational Behaviour Managerial Behaviour Human Resource Management Business Research Methods Women and Management Human Resource Management and Employment Relations Human Resource Management and Practice Personality and Management Organisational Development and Change Career Management and Development International Human Resource Management Issues for Managerial Behaviour in 21st Century Organisations Pay and Performance Management Human Resource Management Strategy Employment Relations Dissertation Thesis BELINDA PALMER (BTour, PGDipHR) HR Coordinator for Mercure Hotel For Belinda, the best thing about her job is helping other people to advance their careers. Belinda is the Human Resources Coordinator for Mercure Hotel, Auckland, where her responsibilities range from recruitment and training through to performance management and remuneration. It’s the perfect job for Belinda who has qualifications in Tourism and HR. She completed her Bachelor of Tourism at Waikato Management School in 2005 and then decided to stay on for another year to do a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resource Management. “I believe my degree and postgraduate diploma gave me that stepping stone to enter the industry so soon after graduating. My postgraduate diploma has significantly assisted me in evaluating our current HR practices at the hotel and given me ways to improve them. It’s a great job, I’m doing something different everyday. That’s a challenge but at the same time I’m learning so much, which I know will be so beneficial as I make my way in the world of HR.”
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT See the global picture. International Management deals with business activities that span continents and cultures. New Zealand businesses must learn to operate effectively in countries with different economic, cultural, political, legal and technological environments. International management teaches you how to analyse international business environments and to develop effective strategies for entering and servicing international markets. Alongside management papers, you’ll learn or continue to learn a foreign language. These skills prepare you for a range of careers in the commercial sector, notably in export and international management, and in finance, government departments and tourism. You can choose to study International Management in the Bachelor of Management Studies page 33 Bachelor of Management Studies (Honours) page 36 Graduate Certificate page 57 Graduate Diploma page 57 Postgraduate Certificate page 58 Postgraduate Diploma page 58 Master of Management Studies page 60 Various language specialisations are available for the Bachelor of Management Studies – International Management major. International Management can also be taken as a second major for most other University of Waikato undergraduate degrees. CAROLINA SALCEDO CLARAMUNT PhD Student “I'm from Santiago, Chile. I’m here because I’ve got a ‘Chiwi’ (Chilean / Kiwi) husband! My research focuses on how foreign direct investment impacts local industry in Chile. I'm doing case studies of foreign-owned firms operating in Chile to understand factors that influence their decisions to establish linkages with local firms. Not all foreign direct investment is the same. Some comes in and goes straight back out again in repatriated profits. Other foreign investors forge links with local firms – and stronger links mean more chances for the local firm to upgrade its processes. I hope my research will help the Chilean Government identify the foreign direct investment that’s most beneficial for local firms, and attract and maintain this investment.” CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Business Development Advisor Industrial Development Analyst International Trade Policy Advisor Management Positions, MNEs, SMEs Tourism Consultant Translator International Management papers include Comparative Economic Performance Electronic Finance Marketing Strategy Managing Tourism Demand and Behaviour Tourism Package Operations Management Accounting International Trade and Finance Comparative Economic Performance International Corporate Finance Business Research Methods Supply Chain Management The International Business Environment Electronic Commerce: Competing on the Edge Strategic Alliances and Networks Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality Geographies of Tourism Planning and Development International Trade and Finance International Corporate Finance International Human Resource Management International Marketing Managerial Decision Making International Business Strategy Managing Tourism Experiences in the Pacific Rim International Accounting International Tax Strategies Applied Regional and General Equilibrium Analysis International Trade: Theory and Policy Issues International Finance Research Methods in Economics and Finance Intercultural Communication The Research Process: Marketing and International Management Research Methods in Management Studies Sustainable Organisational Learning in the Knowledge Economy Global Business: Strategic Marketing and Management International Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Hotel and Resort Operations Management 19 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
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