Postgraduate Human Resource Management and Employment Relations –
Take your knowledge and understanding of the central concepts of human resource management and employment relations to the next level.
The people you work with and learn from are an important part of your studies. Find out who the teaching staff are and hear what the subject is like at postgraduate level.
Contacts
As an international student, you should contact Wellington University International with any questions about studying at this university. Wellington University International will also process your application. If you have a query about programme or course content, you can contact one of the academic or school staff below
Academic staff
View the profiles and contact details of all academic staff in the School of Management.
Most academic staff are available to supervise postgraduate research projects. If you have a specific research interest you want to pursue through postgraduate study, feel free to email potential supervisors directly to enquire about their supervision availability.
Stories
Hamish Crimp
Master of Commerce in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
I've had amazing opportunities to work alongside students and lecturers who share my enthusiasm for researching important contemporary human resource issues, and to make a real contribution to my chosen field of study.
A great experience
Studying the Master of Commerce in Human Resource Management has been a fantastic experience. Victoria University of Wellington provides a supportive learning environment to do research in areas you're truly passionate about. I feel I've gained both the skills and confidence necessary to succeed in my chosen career path.
Working with like minds
I've had amazing opportunities to work alongside students and lecturers who share my enthusiasm for researching important contemporary human resource issues, and to make a real contribution to my chosen field of study. I've also had the opportunity to share my research findings with top researchers and practitioners from around the world.
Always time for time out
Recognising that life is not all about study, living in Wellington means there is always plenty to do. There are endless recreation and entertainment opportunities—all within walking distance of the University. Whether it's sipping a flat white at one of the city’s excellent cafés, attending the seemingly endless calendar of festivals or heading out into the hills to take a walk or mountain bike, Wellington has something for everyone.
Go Wellington
If you are passionate about researching contemporary human resource issues and want to gain the skills to succeed in your career, then the University’s Master of Commerce in Human Resource Management is for you.
Esme Cleave
Master of Commerce in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations student
Doing an MCom after my undergraduate degree has equipped me with the skills, knowledge and dedication to be able to play a powerful role in shaping my own future.
Industry connections
Studying an MCom in HRIR at the University is great because our lecturers are so well connected to industry. They value these connections and help students to develop networks with potential future employers.
Practical experience
The academic staff know how important practical and professional skills are to have when entering the job market and integrate this effectively with our academic studies. These experiences have been invaluable to me and my development.
Ready for the future
Doing an MCom after my undergraduate degree has equipped me with the skills, knowledge and dedication to be able to play a powerful role in shaping my own future.
The MCom provides committed students the opportunity to experience something very unique, challenging and memorable. At the same time, students are being well prepared for the realities of the working world.
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