Hi Great fraternity, I need your suggestion. I aspire to achieve the best career in the HR profession. Presently, I am working as a Recruiter in a consultancy after completing my MBA with an HR specialization.
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My request to you is, what would be the best thing for me to pursue—an MA in Psychology or a Diploma in Industrial Relations? Please help make my future and career bright with your best advice.
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Manikyam
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From India, Hyderabad
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My request to you is, what would be the best thing for me to pursue—an MA in Psychology or a Diploma in Industrial Relations? Please help make my future and career bright with your best advice.
Regards,
Manikyam
Consultant-Recruiter
From India, Hyderabad
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An MA in Psychology will typically not benefit you for value-adding your JD in the HR spectrum. Typically, a PG degree in IR may help, depending on the course content and mode (distance vs. regular). If you wish to remain in the domain of Psychology, you should typically consider a PG degree in Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology (HRDM) (typically offered by a college in Bangalore: Christ University) or equivalent. The course really may add value to your current JD.
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An MA in Psychology will typically not benefit you for value-adding to your JD in the HR spectrum. Typically, a PG degree in IR may help, depending on the course content and mode (distance vs. regular). If you wish to remain in the domain of Psychology, you should typically consider a PG degree in Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology (HRDM), typically offered by a college in Bangalore, such as Christ University, or an equivalent program. This course may really add value to your current JD.
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Much thanks to you, attrisenzu. I will sign up for Industrial Relations, but I want to do it in distance mode. Could you please guide me on the particulars and recommend the best institutes for this?
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Manikyam
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From India, Hyderabad
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Hope you found this information useful.
Much thanks to you, attrisenzu. I will sign up for Industrial Relations, but I want to do it in distance mode. Could you please guide me on the particulars and recommend the best institutes for this?
Regards,
Manikyam
Consultant-Recruiter.
From India, Hyderabad
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You may approach institutes directly and ask for their profiles. Whichever, in the end, looks promising, go for it. As such, limited options are present in this country for IR. TISS is the main institute, and others follow.
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Institutions Offering PG Diploma in Industrial Relations
Kota Open University (1987) offers a PG diploma in Industrial Relations (IR).
The Department of Business Management at Punjabi University, Patiala-147002, offers a PG diploma in IR through a distance learning mode.
The Institute of Correspondence Courses at Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati-517502, also offers a PG course in IR.
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Kota Open University (1987) offers a PG diploma in Industrial Relations (IR).
The Department of Business Management at Punjabi University, Patiala-147002, offers a PG diploma in IR through a distance learning mode.
The Institute of Correspondence Courses at Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati-517502, also offers a PG course in IR.
From India, Delhi
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Development of Industrial Relations.ppt
Wiley (2004) International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology 2004.pdf