What to do after a Bachelor's degree in HR

What careers are available after a Bachelor's degree in HR?

A Bachelor's degree in Human Resources is a professional qualification that will enable you to enter the job market directly. There are several jobs open to young graduates:

• Recruitment officer, responsible for finding and selecting candidates;
• Payroll manager, responsible for drawing up pay slips and managing personnel administration;
• Training Manager, who designs and implements skills development programmes;
• HR Development Officer, who supports employees' professional development;
• Human Resources Assistant, who handles personnel administration.

With a few years' experience, you can progress to HR manager, HR consultant or even, eventually, HR director. The field also offers opportunities in different business sectors and types of organisation: private companies, the public sector, consultancies and recruitment agencies.

How do you choose between continuing your studies and entering the world of work?

This decision depends on a number of factors that need to be analysed:

• Your long-term career plans: some positions of responsibility require a 5-year degree;
• Your current skills and those you wish to develop;
• Your personal and financial situation, which may influence your choice of work-study program or immediate entry into working life;
• Job market opportunities in the human resources sector.

Work-linked training represents an excellent compromise, enabling you to continue your training while gaining valuable professional experience and earning a salary. This option is particularly popular with recruiters in the human resources sector, where on-the-job experience is highly valued.

To build a career path that matches your skills and professional aspirations, IPAG Business School offers a number of courses to pursue after a Bachelor's degree in HR. In particular, you can opt for a Master of Science with specialisations in Digital Entrepreneur & Project Manager, Digital Marketing & Data Analysis or Digital Transformation Manager. The school also offers MBAs with specialisations in International Business Development, Finance & Investments, Digital Strategy Design & Transformation or Energy & Sustainability Transformation. These programmes, taught in French or English, will enable you to acquire dual skills that are highly sought after on the job market.

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