Our Programmes

At the Leadership, Management, and Organisation Division, we offer the world’s first undergraduate business programme in human resource consulting (HRC). Our students develop HRC competencies in areas such as evidence-based consulting; talent selection and assessment; design of rewards and incentives; performance management; people analytics; design of mobile- and e-learning training modules; and cultural intelligence.  

Our state-of-the-art communication management course adopts a comprehensive multi-media approach to developing much sought-after communication skills needed in the global workplace. This multi-media approach incorporates online sharing and online presentations; extensive peer- and instructor reviews; confidence-building through social media and case studies to inculcate agile and versatile communication skills. 

At the graduate level, we offer courses that emphasise the development of global leadership capabilities with courses such as talent management; executive coaching; communication management; and cultural intelligence.

We ensure the design of our curriculum is kept up-to-date vis-à-vis the changing needs of employers and future workplaces. We seek to revise our course content to incorporate contemporary developments in artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, agile management, new media communication, and brain-based leadership, etc. 
   
Undergraduates at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Undergraduate

The first of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region, our Human Resource Consulting (HRC) specialisation equips students with the ability to understand how business works and provide human resource solutions to help the business succeed.

The curriculum adopts a good mix of theories, practice, software and tools to give students a solid grounding in human resource practices. Students are well-prepared for roles in compensation and benefits, talent acquisition and management, training and development as well as consultancy. Strengthening students’ soft skills is one of the key strengths of the HRC specialisation as HRC students hone their skills in creativity, communication, persuasion and collaboration.

As workplace transformation continues with further technological disruptions, digital literacy courses which are compulsory for all HRC students will prepare them to better support organisations’ strategic business models.

Taught and mentored by faculty who are very strong in research, and practitioners with extensive industry experience.

Postgraduate

We offer the Master of Science (Human Capital Management), a graduate-level programme that goes beyond the management of people as a functional management concern to emphasize a strategic orientation instead. This is achieved by focusing on the management of people and business processes to achieve strategic visions and goals of organisations, a critical responsibility of all successful managers and entrepreneurs. Students in the programme develop an in-depth understanding of and insight into the issues and managerial approaches essential for human capital development.
PhD student studying at Nanyang Technological University

PhD

The PhD programme of the Leadership, Management & Organisation (LMO) Division at NTU Singapore is designed for students who wish to study and do research in Organisational Behaviour (OB) and Human Resource Management (HRM). Our programme has a strong focus on empirical research to develop academics who publish world-class research that has practical implications for the modern workplace.

Our area focuses on studying people in their roles as employees, managers, and leaders. By drawing on concepts and research methods from psychology and sociology, students learn to conduct research on people’s behaviour in organisational contexts. The LMO Division has a special emphasis is on cross-cultural and intercultural organisational behaviour in the global context. Research topics may include culture, personality, motivation, negotiation, decision making, power, leadership, team processes, compensation & benefits, talent sourcing, and human resource management.

A unique strength of the programme is its focus on the theory and practice of Cultural Intelligence (CQ), which is defined as an individual's capability to work effectively across cultures. PhD students interested in extending the knowledge domain of cultural intelligence will have the opportunity to work with a team of faculty on the CQ research programme.