$2,785 Per credit
$27,562 Per term (10-12 credits)
Human capital management professionals are poised at an exciting crossroads where empowering employees, problem-solving, and technology convene. The MS in Human Capital Management (HCM) is a SHRM-aligned program that addresses the demand for strategic human capital professionals with specialized expertise in leveraging technology and analytics effectively in order to lead and manage talent in today's global organizations.
Taught by leading practitioners, this program explores human capital management and organizational behavior, data-driven metrics, managerial decision making, and business strategy and ethics.
$2,785 Per credit
$27,562 Per term (10-12 credits)
30 credits
Online | Onsite | Hybrid
Fall | Spring | Summer
Full-time | Part-time
12 months
*See NYU Bursar site for more info.
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Alumni join a network of leaders who work with top companies and their HR departments.
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Climate Crisis and the Trump PresidencyHuman Capital Management (HCM) refers to initiatives, strategies, and activities designed to optimize the capabilities and overall potential of a workforce. The program aims to support the alignment between an organization's strategic aspirations and its ability to meet those strategic objectives.
Human Capital Management is vital for organizations as it aligns HR practices with business goals. It ensures effective talent acquisition, hiring process, employee development, and performance management. HCM enables data-driven decision-making and strategic workforce planning, and it fosters a positive workplace culture for enhanced engagement and satisfaction. Additionally, it contributes to compliance, cost management, succession planning, and global talent management, making it a cornerstone for organizational success, adaptability, and sustainability.
The courses that make up the MS program incorporate the elements of the Society of Human Resource Management competency model. This alignment ensures students will be exposed to key skills necessary for future success in the field of HRM practice.
Pursuing a career in this field allows practitioners to contribute to organizational culture and the success of a company in many ways. It is the essential link between employee contribution and the organization's strategic goals, values, and mission. Because HCM touches so many aspects of the workplace, practitioners in this field can work in a variety of roles that fit their strengths and interests.