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

Tuition comes to 10,840 USD per year.

Students complete service-learning projects, community service, and a required internship applying HR concepts in real organizational settings. They engage in classroom simulations, mock interviews, and networking events to build practical skills. The programme emphasizes ethical, legal, and social aspects of managing human capital across industries. Faculty integrate real-world experience into coursework, supporting hands-on learning and career readiness.

The programme includes a required internship and coursework in employment law, compensation, benefits, leadership, and organizational ethics. Total credits are not specified on the page.

Graduates enter roles such as human resources manager, employee relations specialist, recruitment director, payroll manager, and benefits administrator.

Applicants must hold a high school diploma or equivalent. Specific GPA or test score requirements are not stated. Required documents include official transcripts and application form.

On-campus, full-time, typical duration not specified. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 88% of applicants.

SUNY College of Technology at Delhi focuses on applied learning and preparation for professional work. Its programs include event management, criminal justice, and other hands-on areas across more than 60 academic offerings. Students can build practical experience through internships, including work in hospitality event planning and criminal investigations. The college also provides online programs, continuing education, workforce development, and community college partnership options.

The campus is located at 454 Delhi Drive in Delhi, New York. SUNY Delhi has seven residential halls and 17 NCAA Division III athletic teams, giving students options for campus living and collegiate sports. The college uses the Bronco identity and provides campus tours and a virtual tour for prospective students. Financial aid is available, with the homepage stating that 79% of students receive it.

International students should know that SUNY Delhi serves out-of-state students alongside first-year, transfer, graduate, online, adult, EOP, C-PASS, ASAP, ACE, and military or veteran populations. Adult learners may qualify for SUNY Reconnect, described as free college for adult learners. The college is also developing an applied technology facility with support from a $300,000 O’Connor Foundation grant, with the facility expected to open in 2030. Admissions questions are handled by the Office of Admissions in Bush Hall.