HND in Human Resource Management
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November 2022
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10 Weeks
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HND in Business provides an introduction to the main areas of human resource management, including the human resource management role and function. This knowledge is then built on to give a broader perspective of human resource management practices. Topics covered include the role of training and employee development and employment relationships on an organizational and national level, including industrial conflict, the resolution of disputes and negotiation.
The credits gained on an HND are equal to the first two years of an undergraduate programme, a lot of universities in the United Kingdom and internationally can offer you a seat on the third or final year of a degree course (rather than making you start at the beginning).
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Pearson BTEC
Classes will be held at Islamabad Campus from 1st January 2021.
The overall duration of the HND (Year1 + Year 2) is 2 years which leads on to the final year of an undergraduate programme.
Each individual unit carries 15 credits. You are required to secure 240 credits to complete your HND in human resource management.
YEAR 1:
Mandatory Core Units:
- Business and the Business Environment
- Marketing Essentials
- Human Resource Management
- Management and Operations
- Management Accounting
- Managing a Successful Business Project
Optional Units:
- Business Law
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
YEAR 2:
Core Mandatory Units
- Research Project
- Organisational Behaviour
Specialist Mandatory Units:
- Resource and Talent Planning
- Employee Relations
- Strategic Human Resource Management
Optional Units:
- Tapping into New and International Markets
- Pitching and Negotiation Skills
Students will be assessed by practical tasks, work projects, assignments and written work during their time on the course.
For entry in an HND programme, the student must have at least one of the following in academics
- 12 Years of Education completed(A level pass / intermediate pass or equivalent)
All of the study materials and student handbooks will be supplied. A tutor will be allocated to you for academic support who you can contact on the phone and email. For administrative support, you will be given access to a Student Support Coordinator.
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Course Benefits
Recognised by Foreign/Local Accreditation Bodies
Affordable and Flexible
Results in Employability Prospects Worldwide
Governed by trusted Bodies
FAQs
A Higher National Diploma is a two years undergraduate programme leading to an international graduate degree. It is a skill based qualification designed to help the candidates with employment by giving them hands-on skills, focusing on varnishing skills and teaching them practical application of concepts. This programme is a coursework based qualification and is spread over two years (4 semesters), with different specialization pathways. The aim of this qualification is to equip the learner with up-to-date sector-related skills so as to make the employment path easier for them by focusing on the skill sets in addition to understanding and knowledge of the content and the subjects. It is a flexible programme that meets the requirements of working individuals as well.
Currently we are offering HND in Business and Computing with different specialized pathways. The learner can choose the pathways at the start of their session and can enroll in the designated programme. Each pathway ensures a holistic academic and vocational experience for the learner.
Anyone with a Level 3 qualification is eligible for the programme, this includes A-Levels, FSC and Pre-U Foundation Diploma.
Yes, the progarmme is approved by HEC and at the completion of two years the candidate can claim the equivalence which is equal to a 14 years qualification in local context. Choosing to do the top-up year and ensuring the undergraduate degree requirements are complete, the candidate can get equivalence from HEC for a 16 years honours degree.
Equivalent to 14 years of education in Pakistan, plus a chance at employment in their elected field as this is a skill- based qualification. As this is a skill-based qualification designed for working professionals and individuals aspiring to work in management, administartive and other professional settings, just a two years qualification is still enough to help launch their career. The difference between an HNC and HND is the number of credit hours.
The total cost of HND is 692000PKR including 600 pounds international fees. The tuition fee can also be paid in installments (consult admissions department).
This programme has a total of 120 credit hours in first years, which is also called Higher National Certificate. After successfully completing the first year, the learner can choose to leave the programme with just the certificate with 120 credit hours. The second year, called the Higher National Diploma, also has 120 credits, and at the completion the student gets a qualification equivalent to a 14 years programme in the local context.
A top-up year is the final year of the undergraduate programme. HNC is the first years of an undergraduate programme, HND is the second year and top-up is the final year. Any learner, after completing their Higher National Diploma, can directly enroll in the top-up year in any university that has partnered with the awarding body or offers that pathway and graduate with that university’s undergraduate degree. The final degree will be awarded by the university stating that you have completed a BA (Hons.) degree with them.
Buckinghamshire University through its distance learning programme offers a Top-up year for ICE students who have successfully completed their HND in Business.
The Centre operates on-campus primarily but online mode of study is also available and can be requested in case of special circumstances. The request can be made through the admission office. For both modes of study, the learners will have access to all the learning material and the best faculty in their respective are of specialization.
