What type of education do I need to become a human resource manager?

Question:

What type of classes will I have to take? What kind of skills will I need? How has it evolved today? What is the potential longterm for this career? What is it like? What is the History of Human resource management? How much physical and emotional stress?What is the future outlook for this job?references volunteering and summer job?How will I be evaluated>

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You might want to get a degree in Human Resources. Your skill set should be in the area you like or can find a job in such as 401K, hire and fire, safety and the like. The field has evolved into HR companies for hire, and HR people working for these companies. It is a good field. The stress varies on the company and an internship/ coop would be a great start.

A Business degree would also be good (many schools don't offer a general HR degree). Many MBA programs offer HR specialties.

I dont know how the educational system works over there but here in order to be a Human Resource Manager or to be in human resources the best college course to take would be Bachelor of Arts in Psychology or any social science related course. Some universities offer industrial psychology which is specifically geared for industrial human resources.

What type of education do I need to become a human resource manager?

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