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Yes, you can pursue a MBA coursde in Human Resources even when you have a degree in psychology. While a psychology degree is not a common resource for an MBA in human services, it is still considered as a valuable asset. Psychology provides a solid foundation for understanding human behaviour, which is important and necessary in HR functions. Many HR professionals come from a variety of educational backgrounds, as having a degree in psychology can give you a unique perspective in effectively managing HR.
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