HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Courses in PGDM (FM)

Courses and Credits

A student is required to do 60.0 credits of courses in the first year of the programme. Of these, 54 credits are earned from core courses, and the rest 6 credits from electives. Following is the list of Courses, their Area and their Credits offered to the students in the First Year.

Term-1

Sr.No

 Name  of the Course

 Area

Credits

 

1

Managerial Communication

Communication

3.0

2

Managerial Economics

Economics and Business Policy

3 0

3

  Financial Accounting

Finance and Accounting

3.0

4

Marketing Management-I

Marketing

3.0

5

Human Behaviour in Organizations

OB & HR

3.0

6

Business Analytics-I

QT & OM

3.0

7

Optimization Model for Decision Making

QT & OM

3.0

Total Credits

21.0

Human Resource management as a function has grown from a mere cost-centric to a profit-centric approach. Today, HR managers assume an active role in the strategic planning and decision making in their organizations. Meeting the challenges head-on and using human resources effectively are critical to the success of any work organization. HRM as a function today has a tremendous potential in the employment of the management graduates in HR generalist and HR specialist roles in almost every organization.

The Post-Graduate Diploma in Management – Human Resource Management (PGDM-HRM) is a two-year full time program comprising four semesters of study including projects. This program is envisaged as the highest quality program in the area of Human Resource Management as it is proactively designed to provide eligible, suitable, and competent HR professionals with sufficient knowledge of business to all industrial sectors.

The course introduces the function of HRM at length, thus, enabling the candidates to seek a career in HR function. This program offers a platter of HR elective courses vis-à-vis other functional area core courses, thus allowing a skill variety.

Key Highlights
  • PGDM-HRM has a unique long-term project opportunity which majorly leads to obtaining pre-placement offers.
  • Students are provided opportunities to become members of The HR club, Mumbai
  • The course has been designed practically to suit the requirements of HR professionals and includes specialized papers in the area of HR.
Programme Educational Objectives

PEO1: To build future leaders who can connect business and HR deliverables
PEO2: To offer experiential learning in understanding the challenges of HR professionals in order to develop the organizations
PEO3: To facilitate accelerated learning in the formulation and implementation of best practices in human resources management for sustained competitive advantage in organizations
PEO4: To provide insights on developing strategies, initiatives and programmes for business performance with focus on organization design, analytics, change and development

Program outcomes
  • On completion of the programme the learners would be well equipped with necessary knowledge and skills to take up managerial responsibilities in the corporate sector.
  • The learners should be able to anticipate challenges involved in the HR role and act accordingly
  • The learners should be able to identify, initiate and implement best practices in HR in dynamic environment of organizations.
  • The learners on attending the course should be able to align HR practices to business performance with suitable efforts towards organizational development using analytics.
  • The learners should develop human skills in engaging value based learning and ethical practices in management

CURRICULUM

YEAR I

Term 1

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

101

Management and Organizational Behaviour

3

102

Statistics for Management

3

103

Economics for Managers

3

104

Financial Accounting

3

105

Personality Development and Business Communication

3

106

Marketing Management

3

107

Human Resource Management

3

 

Total Credits

21

Term 2

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

201

Organization Development

3

202

Operations Research

3

203

Financial Management

3

204

Macro Economics

3

205

IT Applications for Management

3

206

Performance and Compensation Management

3

207

Learning Development

3

 

Total Credits

21

Term 3

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

301

Production and Operations Management

3

304

Cost and Management Accounting

2

302

Business Analytics for Managers

3

303

Applied Research in HRM

3

305

Priming for Placements (Business Aptitude)

3

306

Start Ups and Entrepreneurship

3

307

Talent Management

3

308

Design Thinking

NC

 

Contemporary issues/ Seminars

1

 

Comprehensive Viva

1

 

Total Credits

22

YEAR II

Term 4

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

401

Strategic Human Resource Management

3

402

Business Laws

3

403

Workforce Metrics

3

404

Elective – 1 Subject 1

3

405

Elective – 1 Subject 2

3

406

Industrial Relations

3

407

Competency Management

3

 

Project Work & Viva Voce

3

 

Total Credits

24

Term 5

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

501

Corporate Governance, Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

3

502

Functional Analytics – HR Analytics

3

503

Elective – 1 Subject 3

3

504

Elective – 1 Subject 4

3

505

Labour Legislation

3

506

HRM in Global Perspective

3

 

Total Credits

18

Term 6

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

CREDITS

601

Emotional Intelligence & Positive Psychology

3

602

Digitalization of HR

3

603

Project Management

3

 

Long-Term Research Project / Viva

5

 

Lecture Series on SAP – HR

NC

 

Comprehensive Viva-voce

2

 

Total Credits

16

TERM

CREDITS

1

21

2

21

3

22

4

24

5

18

6

16

Total Credits

122

    

Duration:

2 years Full time consisting of four semesters

Eligibility:

Any graduate with a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination.

Entrance test for qualification:

MAT / CAT / CMAT / XAT / PGCET / ATMA / ICET & any other state entrance test.