Diploma in Human Resource Management (Part-Time)

Provided by London School of Business & Finance


Course introduction

Introduction


The Diploma in Human Resources has been developed by London School of Business and Finance as a qualification for students aiming for a career in one of a wide range of industries, and/or for students aiming for a Higher Education qualification in a subject allied to the management of Human Resources.


Programme Objectives

The Diploma in Human Resource Management aims to provide students with:

  • The ability to present, evaluate and interpret qualitative and quantitative data.
  • The ability to develop lines of argument and make sound judgements in accordance with basic theories and concepts of their subject area, and the ability to communicate these accurately to a range of peers.
  • A range of personal and professional skills that can be used in a wide range of situations and contexts.
  • Support and guidance to develop as independent learners and acquire a range of transferrable skills.

Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Diploma in Human Resource Management should be able to understand and apply, within the empolyment context, basic theories and concepts from the following generic management areas:
  • Management
  • Human Resource
  • Economics
  • Finance and Accounting
  • Marketing
  • Communications
  • Information Systems
On successful completion of this programme, students should be able to:
  • Demonstrate knowledge of organisations, the external environment in which they operate and how they are managed
  • Analyse strategic issues related to the subject studied
  • Evaluate the appropriateness of different approaches to solving problems related to the subjects studied
  • Show an understanding of human relations and managing people principles and practices in the context of their chosen specialisation and their application
  • Communicate the results of their study/work accurately and reliably, and with structured and coherent arguments
  • Demonstrate study autonomy as well as planning, judgement and organisational skills
  • Work effectively with others as a member of a group
  • Undertake further training and develop new skills within a structured and managed environment
In addition, holders of the Diploma in Human Resource Management should have developed the qualities and transferable skills necessary for empolyment requiring the exercise of some personal responsibility


Attendance Requirements

STP holders: 90%
Non-STP holders: 75%


Assessment and Graduation

Assignment/Class test : 50%
Final Exam: 50%    
                                
Student must achieve an overall passing grade of 40%.  If students fail to achieve an overall passing grade of 40%, students will be permitted one retake attempt in each failed assessment and failure of this retake will require students to re-module the failed module(s) again in full prior to additional retake attempt.


Teacher Student Ratio

1:80



Curriculum Overview


Programme Structure


Course Modules

Principles of Management

The aim of this modules is to provide students with an introduction to the principles and practices of management. Students will learn how to examine the nature of managerial work including strategy, operations and project management, control, ethics, structures and culture, orgaisational power, groups and teams, individual performance and stress, social responsibility and change management.


Quantitative Methods

This course introduces the basic concept of quantitative approaches to decision making. It introduces students to basic concepts of and methods of qualitative methods used by Management. Enables students to understand how to collate and present data, apply anf range of statistical and operations research techniques.


Principles of Accounting

This module introduces students to the foundation and understanding of the principles and concepts of Accounting. Students will be exposed to the application of these accounting concepts in the preparation of financial statements for use by individuals, business, non-profit organisations and government institutions. Students will also be developing expertise in using these accounting principles and concepts in their analytical approach to financial problem-solving.


Principles of Economics

The module is an introduction to basic economic principles and concepts and how they apply to the business environment.  It introduces students to the global economy and reviews both the national and the global market. It establishes the framework for future courses by providing students with an overview of fundamental micro and macroeconomic concepts.


Business Communications

This course will involve the student in the diverse aspects of business communication theories and practices, and provide instruction in understanding basic principles and the importance of appropriate and professional business communication. The Purpose is to enable students to communicate effectively in business settings, including effective presentation skills.


Principles of Information Systems

This module will introduce students to the concepts and methods of business information technology and its application to practical business situations.  The goal is to help students to learn how to use and manage information technologies, conduct electronic commerce, improve decision-making, and gain competitive advantage in the marketplace.  It therefore emphasizes on the role of Internet technologies as a technology platform for electronic business, commerce, and collaboration within and among corporations.


Human Resource Management

This module introduces relevant concepts and theories in the field of HRM and provides students with the knowledge, understanding and key skills in relation to HRM.  Provides an insight into international diversity in HRM, allowing them to compare the role, activities, and institutional frameworks of human resource management in different national contexts.


Principles of Marketing

This course seeks to equip students with an understanding of the role of Marketing. It outlines the fundamental principles, concepts and techniques.  It provides students with the opportunity examine marketing theories and approaches and the value of marketing management in achieving corporate success in an increasing competitive business environment.



Entry Requirements


  • 18 years old or above
  • Two passes in GCE A Level Examinations; or
  • Competion of equivalent High School qualification (12 years); or
  • Pass in appropriate Foundation / Certificate programme; or
  • Other similar qualifications

Work Experience
  • Mature Entry Route (MER) Minimum age of 21 plus work experience (2 years min) will be assessed on a case-by-case basis

Minimum English Language Entry Requirement
  • Achieved a grade C6 or better in English language O level; or
  • Equivalent qualification e.g. IELTS 5.5/TOEFL 550; or LSBF PCE Advanced
All international students form who, English is not their first language must provide evidence of their linguistic ability b y gaining a minimum level of IELTS 5.5 or equivalent, prior to recieving an offer for the course.



Duration & Intake


Programme Duration


Full Time: 8 Months
Contact Hours: Students attend lessons 3 hours per day plus directed/independent study for a period of 8 months from Monday to Friday.

Part Time: 12 Months
Contact Hours: Students attend 3-hr lessons 2 nights a week and scheduled weekends for a period of 12 months.


Mode of Delivery

Lectures, Tutorials, Seminars, Workshops


Course Intakes

Full Time: Every 2 months / Modular
Part Time: Every 3 months / Modular



Fees & Funding


Local Student

Part / Full time: S$5000


International Student

Full time: S$7500

 

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