Academic Program
Students in the Master of Human Resource Management are provided with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in a field that is vitally important to the operation and success of organizations of all types.
The information on this page applies to all Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) degree formats: on-campus, online and hybrid.
Admission
Admission to the Master of Human Resource Management program is competitive. Applicants must present a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university and meet the minimum requirements.
Tuition and Financial Planning
From scholarships and fellowships to loans and work-study, a variety of resources are available to help finance your degree.
MHRM Courses
An overview of current courses offered in the Master of Human Resource Management program.
Connect With Us
Join our LinkedIn group to connect, network, and get acquainted with fellow GWSB grad students in your academic program, and learn about upcoming professional development opportunities, student engagement events, online events and more. Please note: this group is only open to current students and alumni.
SHRM Academically Aligned
Issued by the Society for Human Resource Management
SHRM Academic Alignment Program participants are recognized as SHRM academic partners and, as such, are seen as a top choice for students seeking a career in Human Resources. Students enrolled in a SHRM academically aligned program are provided with the opportunity to earn their SHRM-CP credential prior to graduating, providing them with a competitive advantage in the job market.
SHRM Recertification Provider
Issued by the Society for Human Resource Management
SHRM Recertification Providers are recognized as a "provider of choice" for SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP credential holders working to maintain their credential. HR/HR-related educational offerings identified with the SHRM Recertification Provider badge let credential holders know the program is pre-approved by SHRM for recertification professional development credits (PDCs).
Latest News
How to Help HR Deliver Business Value: Lessons From Science and Practice
What should organizations do to transform people’s talent and motivation into a strategic business advantage? What is the role of top management, line managers, and the HR function?
This installment of the George Talks Business series at the GW School of Business answers these questions by combining lessons learned from science and practice on employee engagement, performance management, organizational culture, talent acquisition and development, and other topics.
