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Deakin Campus Tours – April School Holidays

Experience your future campus and get the course information you need.

Join guided campus tours at Deakin University these April school holidays.  Explore the world-class facilities, discover the vibrant on-campus accommodation, engage with current students and get your questions answered at the course information expo. This is your chance to explore, connect and envision your future at Deakin!Tours will depart daily from 9.00am – 3.00pm.

Register at Deakin Campus Tours.

Explore Deakin’s Pathways into HR Careers

The skills to identify, recruit and support talented staff are a critical function of all businesses and are in high demand. 

With more than 42,606 new jobs projected to be created for HR professionals by 2033, now is a great time to explore careers in this field. 

Students can study Human Resources through a few Deakin degrees including:

• The Bachelor of Human Resource Management (Psychology) course explores the human mind in a business context.  Graduates will perform key functions in human resources roles, from recruitment and workplace negotiations to creating high-performance environments.

   

  Graduates of this course are ready to take on highly coveted roles such as a Human Resources Professional, Organisational Development Consultant, or an Employee Relations Officer.

   

• The Bachelor of Commerce offers a well-recognised qualification that is a pathway into a Human Resource Management accreditation. Students will get a taste of professional life and get job-ready through work integrated learning and experiential learning programs.

   

  The Human Resources Management major within this course enables students to apply for Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) membership. The skills developed and AHRI accreditation will allow students to pursue careers such as a Human Resources Professional, Training and Development Adviser, or a Workplace Diversity Manager.

   

• The Bachelor of Businessequips students with the skills and experience needed to succeed in the business world.  Students can study majors such as people management, organisational psychology, or recruitment and talent acquisition.  Students learn to solve practical business challenges, explore innovative and emerging business trends, and prepare for the nuances of international business relationships.

   

  Depending on the major selected, the Bachelor of Business can lead to various career paths in Human Resources, including Recruitment Consultant, Employee Engagement Specialist, Change Management Specialist, or Conflict Resolution Specialist.

Visit Human Resources at Deakin to learn about all study options.