Admission requirements
Obtaining a bachelor's degree with 180 ECTS credits and relevant professional experience may enable admission to the programme. Up to 30 ECTS credits can be considered for admission based on relevant professional experience. Alternatively, PFH offers comprehensive bridging courses to support students lacking ECTS credits. An individual offer can be put together upon request.
Details
The distance learning programme in Labour Law and Personnel Management leading to a Master of Laws degree is designed for HR professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge of labour law. The master's programme builds on practical experience and a bachelor's degree, providing comprehensive legal and economic knowledge.
The target group of the course includes individuals who have already gained professional experience in the HR field and who want to better understand their rights and obligations, as well as those of their colleagues and employees.
For career opportunities, the programme offers challenging tasks in companies and organizations, especially in management positions within the HR departments.
Unique features of the distance learning programme include the combination of legal and economic content, as well as the imparting of leadership skills, complemented by a strong practical focus in the course.
Course content includes topics such as: Introduction to Law / Organization and Personnel Management, Employment Contract Law, European Labour Law, Collective Bargaining Law and Industrial Relations Law, Personnel Development and Social Law.
The study can be completed in various time models and the tuition fees vary depending on the chosen time model. The study period can be shortened by the recognition of previous achievements.
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