About Human Resource Management at CSUSB
At Cal State San Bernardino, every bachelor of arts in administration student gains essential skills in leadership, management and communication. By choosing the human resource management concentration, you’ll dive deeper into how organizations attract, develop and retain talent.
Your coursework covers key topics, such as staffing, compensation, employee performance, employment law and labor relations. You’ll graduate with the practical knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to manage complex teams and support organizational success in a rapidly changing workplace.
Careers in Human Resource Management
A B.A. in administration with a concentration in human resource management prepares you for rewarding careers in people and organizational leadership. Graduates often pursue roles such as:
- HR Specialist
- Recruiter
- Training and Development Coordinator
- Employee Relations Manager
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for human resources specialists is growing faster than average, offering strong job stability and opportunities for advancement. With experience, professionals can move into senior roles such as HR Director or Chief Human Resources Officer, especially in large organizations and tech-driven industries.
Sample Courses
Organizational Behavior
This course is designed to cover the theory, research, and practice of organizational behavior. Students will be exposed to concepts associated with individual, group, and organizational levels of analysis in the context of dynamic and diverse work environments and organization types.
Human Resources Management
Policies related to human resources management, including job design; equal employment opportunity and employee rights; recruiting, selecting, training, and managing employees; and compensation.
Managing Across Borders
Identification and investigation of the diverse factors and actors that are important to the success of an organization planning or managing in an international setting. Balancing local responsiveness and global integration, and sustainable and responsible decision-making skills across borders and cultures are emphasized.
Meet Alum Liliana Orellana, '21
Opportunities for Students
As a student in the Department of Management, you’ll have access to numerous opportunities to learn, lead and connect. Join student organizations like Future Business Leaders of America or the Society for Human Resource Management, and participate in case competitions, scholarships, awards and research projects.
You’ll also gain valuable professional connections through career fairs and networking events hosted by the Jack H. Brown College of Business & Public Administration and the university — helping you build your path toward a successful HR career.
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