Mapping the Student Experience

As part of a robust academic experience, students learn industry best practices firsthand from master practitioners, attend field visits to major corporations and startups, and are surrounded by a community of like-minded HR peers.

Community

Students are immersed in a professional network of colleagues, faculty, and HR industry leaders during and after the time of study.

Faculty to Student Average Ratio: 15:1

Students receive individualized attention in the classroom which provides a more robust and interpersonal learning experience.

Nationally recognized SHRM Student Chapter

Our NYU SHRM Student Chapter has won the Student Chapter Merit Award for the past five years due to our programming, operations, and professional development.

HCM Student Facts

Students in our globally diverse HCM program receive a return on investment and engagement.

61% of HCM students are domestic, while 39% are international.
96.5% - the number of HCM graduates who have been placed in jobs within six months of graduation (data as of 2017).
The top 3 factors that HCM students have stated amplified their academic experience are: Teaching Quality, Course/Curriculum Quality, and Faculty Networking.

First Annual Case Competition

Thanks to a partnership with Willis Towers Watson, the NYU Wasserman Center, and the NYU SPS Chapter of SHRM, the first annual Case Competition was a great success. According to our exit survey, nearly all attendees left the event with an expanded professional network.

UNFPA Internship

NYU SPS collaborated with United Nations Population Fund to create a new internship program. Using their newly gained knowledge about team dynamics and brain science, students toured the UN Secretariat and then joined in hands-on work at UNFPA as official interns. By working through a team experience themselves, with a weekly rotating internal team coach, the students developed a Google Site for UNPF's Team Coach Certification programme, while also accompanying Markus Voelker, Head of UNFPA Learning during the training sessions.

Contact Us

  • For curriculum questions, please contact the Human Capital Management department: sps.hcm@nyu.edu