Students learn to display excellence in practice, human resource managers must study and apply comprehensive knowledge, understanding, and intellectual skills across a wide range of managerial leadership areas; they must also become more self-aware, have a strong interpersonal focus, and develop creativity, originality and adaptability in a learning culture that demands disciplined thinking and encourages curiosity; this programme works with students to generate an in-depth, high-level, critical and practical experience of the management of human resources; the course: promotes critical and reflective debate around the current discourses in human resource management; prioritises theoretical and explanatory human resource frameworks, whilst stressing self-knowledge through physical as well as emotional participation; allows students to study core Master's modules along with specific human resource modules relevant to their own area of particular interest.