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HRLR Undergraduate Degree Requirements and Descriptions

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I. Required Courses: 18 credits

Courses Number

Courses Title

Credits

HRLR 201

Human Capital, Human Resources, & Labor Relations (fall/spring)

3

HRLR 313

Employment Relations (201 or concurrently, spring only)

3

HRLR 314

Legal Environment of Work (201 or concurrently, fall only)

3

HRLR 315

Research Methods & Analysis (STT 200, fall/spring)

3

HRLR 410

Voice & Democracy at Work (201 & 313 or 314, fall/spring)

3

HRLR 465 (W)

Capstone in HRLR (all above/410 or concurrently, fall/spring)

3

 

Total:

18

Other Required Courses

  • One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits): STT 200/201, PSY 295, STT 315, STT 421, GEO 363

  • One of the following courses (3 credits): EC 201/202

 

II. HRLR Electives: Total of 15 credits (5 courses) required, including at least one from each category

Courses Number

Courses Title

Credits

General Electives:

CEP 460

Communication Skill Training Helping Professional (junior/senior standing)

3

HRLR 211

Introduction to Organizational Leadership (every semester)

3

HRLR 212

Career Management (summer only)

3

HRLR 311

Applied Organizational Leadership (211, every semester)

3

HRLR 490

Special Topics in Human Resources & Labor Relations
(require approval of Academic Advisor)

3

HRLR 493

Internship in Human Resources & Labor Relations
(require approval of Academic Advisor)

3 to 12

HRLR 494

Undergraduate Research in Human Resources & Labor Relations
(require approval of Academic Advisor)

3 to 6

Human Capital Systems:

CEP 470

Disability in a Diverse Society (junior/senior standing)

3

HRLR 316

Economics of Human Capital (EC 201 or 202, fall only)

3

HRLR 401

Income Inequality (201, spring only)

3

MGT 411

Organizational Staffing (201, junior/senior standing)
(require approval of Academic Advisor)

3

International:

HRLR 414

Legal Standards in a Global Workplace (314, spring only)

3

HRLR 420

Comparative Human Capital Systems (313, fall only)

3

Labor History:

HST 307

Labor HST of US to 1863: Making a North American Working Class (fall)

3

HST 308

Labor HST of US since 1863: Modern Labor & Working-Class HST (spring)

3

 

Total:

15

 

III. College Requirements:

Complete a College approved Experiential Course and a minimum of 15 credits in one Interdisciplinary Minor (or additional major, second degree or any disciplinary minor). To view available minors and all Social Science College requirements, please refer here: https://socialscience.msu.edu/undergraduate/current-students/curriculum.html

 

IV. University Requirements:

Courses Number

Credits

WRA 101

4

Math Requirement

 

IAH 201-210

4

IAH 211 – 241

4

ISS 2xx

4

ISS 3xx

4

ISB or alternate

3

ISP or alternate

3

LAB requirement

2

 

V. Optional Electives:

Courses Number

  • ACC 230

  • BUS 291

  • EAD 315

  • COM 100, 225

  • ESHP 190

  • FI 320

  • GBL 323

  • HDFS 238

  • MGT 325

  • MKT 327

  • PLS 310

  • SCM 304

 

DOWNLOAD DEGREE REQUIREMENT WORKSHEET

 

To View College Requirements/Minors: https://socialscience.msu.edu/undergraduate/current-students/curriculum.html

To Apply for HRLR 493 Internship Course: https://hrlr.msu.edu/degrees/undergraduate/internships.html

To Apply for Graduation: Students can apply for graduation by filling out the Graduation Application available at student.msu.edu and selecting the Academic Progress tile and clicking the Apply for Graduation link in the left-hand navigation under the Graduation heading.

Always check Academic Requirements Report (Enroll by Degree Requirements) & with your advisor to make sure you are meeting all graduation requirements – https://student.msu.edu/splash.html

 


Want to Learn More?

Talk to HRLR Undergraduate Advisor, Matt Hahnenberg