International Human Resources and Labor Relations, Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate

The Graduate Certificate in International Human Resources and Labor Relations responds to the increasing influence of globalization on the practice of Human Resource Management and the conduct of Labor Relations. Firms and unions are increasingly part of a complex web of international economic relationships. Many of the workplace innovations now taken for granted began overseas: quality circles, work groups and flatter hierarchies. Many firms operate overseas under very different labor market institutions and human resource expectations.

This program of study provides practical and theoretical knowledge designed to help students function as professionals in the increasing broad international context of human resource management and labor relations.

Program Type

Graduate Certificate

Program Format

On Campus

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Graduate Certificate Programs

Graduate certificate programs are open to any graduate student at UWM working towards any master’s or doctoral degree. They can be earned alongside one of these degrees or can be earned as a standalone certificate without having to pursue a master’s or doctoral degree. Students who wish to enroll in a standalone graduate certificate program must have completed a bachelor’s degree and meet the prerequisites for that particular graduate certificate program.

The prerequisites for the graduate certificate in International Human Resources and Labor Relations include a college GPA of at least 2.75 and completion of a college economics class and a statistics class. The prerequisite for the graduate certificate in Mediation and Negotiation is a college GPA of at least 2.75.

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Application to all graduate programs are completed through the UWM Graduate School. Please see their website for detailed information about the application process and contact them with questions.

For more information about tuition and fees for Graduate Students, visit the Student Financial Services site.

The assistant director of the MHRLR Program advises and supervises newly admitted students. The assistant director, in consultation with the student, reviews the student’s academic background and career goals and then designs an appropriate program of study consistent with degree requirements.

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Questions about the MRHRL program should be directed to mhrlr@uwm.edu. The application process goes through the Graduate School. Questions about the online application form or problems submitting the application should be directed to them at gradschool@uwm.edu.

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