Description
Innovative human resources and staff management, which is holistic and sustainable, is increasingly becoming the key to success for companies in times of a shortage of skilled workers and young talent. With this distance learning course, you will develop into one of the strategic and conceptual forces for the balance between operational implementation and the further development of human resources management services. Participate in ensuring that work is designed to be meaningful and individually appropriate for employees, as well as a business success for employers. With this Master´s degree in Human Resources and Staff Management, you will open up excellent career opportunities in a dynamic environment of demographic change, globalisation, digital transformation and the general change in values. You will ensure that talented employees can fully develop and find a good place in the value chain – also with an international focus.
By the way: as a student of this distance learning course, you will be able to participate in a three-week study session in Sacramento: the <a href=”https://www.akad.de/akad-fernstudium/akad-university/california-campus-programm/?wkz=7007AA” target=”_blank”>California Campus Program</a>!
Data & facts
- Degree
- Master
- Standard period of study
- 3 Semester
- Mode of study
- distance studies
- Specializations
- Specialisations (e.g. business psychology, new work and health management in the company, management of change projects, etc.), Recruiting and Onboarding, Intercultural Talent Management, Strategic Human Resources Management, Talent Management in Change Management Processes, Leadership
- Subject group
- Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Rechtswissenschaften
- Admission semester
- summer and winter semester
- Costs / fees
- The course can be started at any time. Studies can be extended by 6, 12 or 18 months free of charge.
- Language of instruction
- German, English
Dates & deadlines
Registration deadline for unrestricted programmes
Bachelor 2026/2027 (Winter semester)
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Master 2026/2027 (Winter semester)
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