Doctor of Arts (DA) in Human Resources:

Course Duration : 3 Years

Credit Hours: 72

A Doctor of Arts (DA) in Human Resources is a terminal degree that focuses on the advanced study of human resource management, development, and organizational behavior. The program prepares students for careers in HR leadership, consulting, and academia.

Coursework typically includes: 1. Advanced Human Resource Management

2. Organizational Behavior and Development 3. Strategic HR Leadership 4. Talent Management and Development

5. HR Research and Analytics 6. Global HR Management 7. HR Technology and Innovation 8. Diversity, Equity, 9. Labor Relations and Employment Law 10. Dissertation Research and Writing The program culminates in an original dissertation that contributes to the field of human resources.

Graduates with a DA in Human Resources can pursue careers as: 1. HR Executive or Leader 2. HR Consultant or Strategist 3. Professor or Academic Researcher 4. HR Thought Leader or Author 5. Organizational Development Specialist 6. Talent Management Specialist

7. HR Technology Specialist 8. Labor Relations Specialist Skills and knowledge gained through this degree program include: 1. Advanced understanding of HR principles and practices 2. Strategic thinking and planning 3. Leadership and management skills 4. Analytical and problem-solving skills 5. Communication and interpersonal skills 6. Global HR perspectives and practices 7. HR technology and analytics skills 8. Research and dissertation skills