MHRM

Academics

The success of our graduate programs resides in their characteristics- intimate, interactive, hands-on, and flexible-qualities that mirror many successful businesses. Because we purposely keep our program sizes small, you always have access to faculty, staff, other students, alumni, and executives. Our strong teamwork focus encourages you to build relationships in and out of class including networking and mentoring opportunities.

You'll also have the flexibility to study what intrigues you on a schedule that fits your life. MHRM courses are offered primarily in the evening because many of our students work during the day. Other than summer quarter, applications are accepted for each term although, because of course sequencing and frequency, we encourage you to begin the program in autumn quarter.

Curriculum

Through the MHRM course work, you will develop the critical analytical and strategic skills necessary to work effectively in any business environment, whether it is a large corporation or a small nonprofit. You will gain practical experience both inside and outside of the classroom through projects with some of the industry’s top corporate leaders and organizations.

Faculty

At Fisher, we limit the size of our incoming classes to ensure you will have one-on-one contact with faculty. Classes are taught by professors, and you are encouraged to engage them in active conversation both in and out of the classroom.

Because our faculty is accomplished both in the academic side of business and the practice of it, you will be experiencing the finest and most current thinking in management education today. Fisher faculty members are internationally recognized leaders in the study of the economic, social, political, and technological forces shaping global markets today.

They are active in national and international business communities, serving as consultants, board members and key speakers at conferences and seminars. Among our faculty are best-selling authors of textbooks in marketing, accounting, ethics, logistics, manufacturing, and negotiation. Many have earned top rankings by prestigious publications for their academic skills, overall teaching and research impact. And many have made their mark in business before joining Fisher.

Global Opportunities

Fisher’s International Programs Office creates and maintains a wide variety of programs for students. Some of these programs include the college’s popular Emerging Markets Field Study elective. Students can choose from a variety of Elective Treks, where they may explore classroom theories at work in an exciting international location.

Research and Business Parternship Centers

Fisher offers 10 Research and Business Partnership Centers which support teaching, research and provide a professional forum for exchange between faculty, students and the corporate community.

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