A HRM minor will provide students in and outside the College of Business and Management the opportunity to learn the knowledge and skills needed to be HRM professionals in diverse HRM jobs including Human Resources Specialist, Human Resource Manager and Training and Development Manager, among others. For program requirements, course descriptions and other info check out the Human Resource Management Minor catalog page.
Our Human Resource Management program equips students with essential skills and knowledge in key HR areas, including employment law, staffing, performance and compensation management. The curriculum emphasizes the strategic role of HR and labor relations in shaping organizational success, preparing students to become influential leaders in the field.
Prepare for career advancement and to play a vital role in today’s global organizations with our . This dynamic program sharpens your ability to perform core HR competencies, including strategic planning, recruitment, career development, union relations, diversity and more. For program requirements, course descriptions and other info check out the Human Resource Management Certificate catalog page.
School counseling students seeking licensure as a school counselor in Illinois must successfully complete the ISBE-approved HDC master’s 69ÂÜÀòapp in school counseling in order to receive the department’s endorsement. Additionally, students must present passing scores on the Test of Academic Proficiency (or equivalent) and the School Counselor Content Test (i.e., Test #181) as per department policy.
Students pursuing careers in clinical mental health counseling should begin to explore relevant populations and settings when enrolled in HDC 501. Course assignments thereafter should be designed to develop knowledge and skills specific to the emphasis chosen. In order to develop and demonstrate skills unique to their selected concentration, clinical mental health counseling students must take HDC 542, HDC 544 and two elective courses within the department curriculum.
Students pursuing careers in marriage, couple and family counseling should begin to explore relevant populations and settings when enrolled in HDC 501. Course assignments thereafter should be designed to develop knowledge and skills specific to the emphasis chosen. In order to develop and demonstrate skills unique to their selected concentration, marriage, couple and family counseling students must take four specialization courses that emphasize working systemically within relational contexts.
No matter your major, the History Minor provides an engaging opportunity to explore connections between historical events and contemporary issues. A History minor, available both on-campus and online, will help you develop critical analysis skills while examining the impact of economic, political and environmental forces across time.
Deepen your expertise with a 15-credit hour concentration in World History both on-campus and online. Become an expert in global history and prepare for a career in today's interconnected world.
Students pursuing the World History Concentration at UIS gain expertise across diverse global regions, including:
Public History graduate education at UIS has its roots in the 1970s, when our predecessor institution Sangamon State University first offered courses in oral history, museum studies and local history. Today, the program prides itself in a flexible curriculum, robust student funding, unparalleled internship and volunteering opportunities, a high rate of professional placements and a rich alumni network that stretches across the country.