Colleges and universities offering Bachelor of Human Resource Management(Human Resource Management) in Kenya

Kisii

The programs aims at the following:
(a) Preparing students for progression to higher degree work and research in relevant areas.

(b) Instilling understanding of HR practices.

(c) Enhancing ability to deal with both long term and short term HR issues of a company.

(d) Developing an understanding of Human Resources Management concepts and practices and the ability to cope with future developments in these areas.

Areas covered in this program:
(i) Human Resource Information Systems.

(ii) Career Management and Development.

(iii) Organizational Conflict Management.

(iv) Health and Safety Management.

(v) Job Design and Evaluation.

(vi) Office Administration.

(vii) Foundations of Human Resource management.

(viii) Principles and Practice of Management.

Admission shall be granted to holders of any of the qualifications below:
(i) A minimum of C+ at KCSE and C in both English and Mathematics.OR

(ii) Be a holder of KACE certificate with a minimum of two principal passes and subsidiary pass in general paper and a minimum of credit pass in mathematics at KCE.OR

(iii) Be a holder of a diploma with a credit pass in a relevant discipline from a recognized institution.

Course duration
8 semesters.

University of Eldoret

Eldoret

Entry requirements
(i) Mean grade of C+ (plus) at KCSE with a C (plain) in English and any other humanity subject
(History/Religious Education/Geography/Commerce), OR

(ii) A diploma or higher diploma in a relevant discipline from a recognized institution.

Venue
Eldoret Town Campus

Mode of study
Full Time/Evening/Part Time

Garissa University

Garissa

Have at least C+ in English at KCSE in one Sitting.

Candidates with Diploma qualifications in Human Resources, public relations an Business management and any other relevant areas as approved by university senate will also be considered

Admission may also be granted to candidates with alternative qualifications as recognized by university senate