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The B.Com (Human Resource Management) programme content is designed to provide a comprehensive coverage of the major human resource responsibilities, addressing strategic and operational aspects. The modules involve both practical and theoretical consideration
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Human Resources have scope everywhere in the world.Since you have not mentioned whether you want to pursue this courses in USA or you have already pursue the same in India and now you wish to settle down in USA.
Whatever the case is, (Human resource Management) HRM in US means you have to registered as certified HR Professional from recognized institute in USA. These institutes are as follows:
* Webster University - Space Coast Campus
* Keller Graduate School Of Management - Pennsylvania,Illinois,Tennessee , Indiana
* University of New Haven
* University of Phoen
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