With this degree you will be equipped with skills that meet the demands of business including developing communication and engagement skills, building networks, adopting a commercial mindset, understanding project management and mastering critical thinking and problem solving.

Discover what motivates employees and how you can boost performance and productivity in organisations. Learn how to effectively communicate, develop positive employment relations and create environments that help people thrive. Your passion for human resources can take you across industries in Australia and around the world.

The business course includes foundation subjects in the human resource areas of Managing People, Employment Relations, economics, Managing a Global Workforce and Organisational Behaviour.

As a HR major, the analytical and communication skills that you acquire with a multi-disciplinary perspective are useful in many different occupations in the business, banking, IT, HR, financial, government sectors. These occupations range from and are not limited to the following: human resources officer, industrial relations officer, managers, arbitrator, training and development officer, life coach, careers adviser, management consultant, mediator, higher education lecturer, talent agent, management consultant and trade union research officer.