62 Bachelor's degrees in Human Resource Management in Oceania

Become a skilled, in-demand HR professional by studying the Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management Major) from Victoria University.

Make a real difference in your community with this Human Services programme from Griffith University.

The Human Services (Honours) programme from Griffith University is designed to provide students with an opportunity to undertake advanced study and supervised research work in the specialisation defined by their undergraduate degree programme within the context of a multidisciplinary cohort.

The Human Resource Management course from University of Wollongong will help you  develop core skills across all business functions, as you build specialist knowledge to excel in today's dynamic and complex business environment.

Human Resource Management (HRM) is about attracting, developing, and managing staff; and creating a workplace culture where people are safe, engaged, and motivated to give their best. The Human Resource Management course is offered at University of Canterbury.

Gain the expertise to help resolve issues in the workplace, recruit employees and improve individual and team performance with this Bachelor of Science (Psychology), Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations) double degree from Curtin University.

In this Human Resources Management programme from Murdoch University, you will explore how people, culture, and strategy shape thriving workplaces. Gain skills to support teams, solve challenges, and lead change, ready to make a meaningful impact across industries.

The Business Diploma programme at University of the Sunshine Coast is a flexible study option that lets you choose any eight courses available to you from USC’s Bachelor of Business. 

Develop an understanding of how good human resource management can make a difference in people's working lives with Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management and Employment Relations offered at the Victoria University of Wellington.

Use your knowledge in psychology to help resolve issues in the workplace, recruit and engage employees and improve individual and team performance with this Bachelor of Science (Psychology and Human Resource Management) course from Curtin University.

Identify ways to recruit, support, develop and retain staff at a time when many organisations are undergoing change. The Bachelor of Business majoring in Human Resource Management degree from Flinders University provides you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a specialist career in human resource management.   

Combine psychology studies with a business specialisation to develop insights into people’s behaviour on an individual and organisational level, in our Psychological Studies and Business course at Victoria University.

Kickstart your career by gaining skills that are in demand in top companies and the public sector. The Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations offered at the Victoria University of Wellington isn’t just another degree—it’s your pathway to a successful career in the worlds of business, finance, and government.

The Human Resource Management programme from Macquarie University will prepare you to respond to new challenges and changes in the workplace. It focuses on the processes and techniques that create and maintain high-performing, efficient and ethical organisations.

Explore your passions through a rich variety of subjects and develop the creativity and flexibility needed in a changing job market. Choose the Bachelor of Arts in Maori Resource Management from Victoria University of Wellington.

Our Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management) programme from Australian Catholic University (ACU) has your career goals in mind. 

This Human Resource Management and Employment Relations course from Auckland University of Technology is for you if you are interested in diversity and organisational culture, and want to influence people at all levels of an organisation.

The Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) from the Swinburne University of Technology challenges you to be innovative, to make a positive social impact and, to be clear on how you can contribute as an individual and as part of a team in government, for-profit and for-purpose businesses.

This Bachelor of Arts - Work and Employment Relations BA programme from The University of Western Australia focuses on the dynamics of workplace relations between employers and employees, as well as the wider impact of employment relations on the economy, society and politics.   

The Bachelor of Business (Honours) (Human Resource Management) offered by  the Queensland University of Technology provides high-achieving undergraduate students with analytical, theoretical and empirical skills that differentiate them from other graduates.