Bachelor in Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration (Bachelor's), tuition costs 33,950 USD per year.

Students study how organizations develop human capital and provide services to individuals and groups. Coursework covers personnel and organization policy, labor relations, human resources law, motivation, compensation, recruitment, selection, assessment, and training.

They also learn human resource dynamics and flows, sex roles, civil rights, work systems, career management, and program operations. Graduates often manage human resources programs and employee training, testing, and assessment services.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 70% of applicants.

Hastings College has a walkable campus where students, faculty and staff can connect across classrooms, residence halls, dining spaces and recreation areas. Housing includes three co-ed residence halls, six updated Bronco Village apartment buildings and The 1882 residence hall. Students can rent bicycles through the Bronco Bikes program, follow the Pioneer Spirit Trail, visit Heartwell Park or bike to Lake Hastings.

Academic life combines classroom study with intentional experiences across a four-year plan. Students take part in research, internships and practical work connected to their interests. Areas represented in student work include wildlife biology, biology education, music, conservation and public service. Career Services supports students as they prepare for employment or continue their education, while Academic Counseling Services provides academic guidance.

More than 40 student organizations, intramural activities, athletics, music and the arts give students options outside class. Dining includes meal plans, a campus cafe and the Bronco Blend coffee and smoothie location. Hastings is a south-central Nebraska community of 25,000 with local restaurants, coffee shops and places for visitors to stay. International students can find a campus community that values personal connections, with events such as an International Flag Raising Ceremony and support from Student Life, academic counseling and career services.