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11/22/23, 10:26 AM PRESSR: HBMSU’s School of Business and Quality Management receives Global SHRM recognition for its HRM programs — …
University's unwavering commitment to the highest standards of quality and
excellence in its academic programs. It reaffirms the robustness of our smart
educational ecosystem, founded on unparalleled quality. This emphasises our
dedication to providing an exceptional educational experience, with a focus on
skill-based learning. Aligned with our University's Strategic Directions, it
underscores our dedication to seamlessly integrating practical learning into
academic programs, empowering learners to become leaders in their fields,
while fostering innovation and excellence.”
The SHRM recognition will provide the University’s learners with a unique
opportunity to relentlessly strive towards important SHRM certifications, such
SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP. HBMSU’s recognition will enable certified professionals
to meet the mandatory Professional Development Courses (PDC) requirement
every two to three years by enrolling in HRM courses offered by the University's
MHRM and/or BBHRM programs. The University further has the power to grant
PDCs for individual HR programs without requiring prior approval from SHRM.
Prof. Rock-Antoine Mehanna, Dean of HBMSU’s SBQM said: “We are honoured
to be recognised by the SHRM, which demonstrates a remarkable milestone for
the HBMSU’s School of Business and Quality Management. We are pleased to
have gained the recognition and confidence of a highly esteemed international
organisation such as SHRM. This accomplishment reaffirms our commitment to
providing academically advanced programs that are carefully designed to satisfy
industry demands and requirements. It highlights our dedication to providing
learners with the requisite knowledge and abilities to achieve rewarding and
successful careers in human resource management.”
The recognition is in line with the University's Strategic Direction, which focuses
on integrating skill-based learning into its academic programs. The primary
objectives of this strategic direction for 2023 include the redesign of academic
programs to incorporate skill development and acquisition across all disciplines,
the use of performance-based evaluation to assess learners' acquisition of skills
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