PURDUE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management Programs
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Master's
Level
- Ranked top graduate programsPurdue HR Case Competition and Conference
- Real-world experienceIndustry projects, mentoring, networking
- Student employment opportunitiesResearch Assistant, Teaching Assistant roles
Purdue University's Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management (OBHR) programs focus on how human interactions contribute to creating effective and satisfying workplaces. These programs offer comprehensive curricula, real-world experience through industry projects, and opportunities for mentoring and networking. Students can also engage in valuable student employment roles, such as research or teaching assistants, within the Daniels School of Business. The department hosts the Purdue HR Case Competition and Conference, providing students with practical experience and opportunities to interact with corporate sponsors.
Careers
Purdue's OBHR programs are designed to enhance career prospects in various HR and organizational roles. Graduates are prepared for positions that involve managing human capital, talent acquisition, compensation, and leadership.
- Human Resource Management
- Talent Acquisition
- Talent Management
- Compensation & Rewards
- Leadership Roles
- Organizational Development
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic requirements for the Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management programs?
- For an undergraduate minor in HRM, students must complete 15 credit hours including courses in Introduction to Organizational Behavior, Leadership in a Changing World, and Talent Management.
- What are the tuition and living costs for international students?
- Detailed tuition and fee rates for 2025-2026 are available on the Purdue University Finance website. Estimated living costs are not detailed on the provided pages.
- What are the application deadlines for the graduate programs?
- Offers of admission for the fall semester are typically sent before April 15th, and for the spring semester before December 1st.
- What career paths can I pursue after completing an OBHR program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles in Human Resource Management, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Compensation & Rewards, Leadership Roles, and Organizational Development.
- Are there opportunities for financial assistance or scholarships for international students?
- International students may be considered for Graduate Assistantships (Teaching or Research) and Fellowships, which can vary in amount and are competitively awarded or automatically considered for PhD applicants.
- How do I apply to the graduate programs at Purdue University?
- Applications are submitted through the central Graduate School Administration system, requiring transcripts, evidence of degrees awarded, and proof of English proficiency. All communications regarding admission should be directed to csgradinfo@purdue.edu.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate Minor in HRMCompletion of 15 credit hours including Introduction to Organizational Behavior, Leadership in a Changing World, Talent Management.
For PhD programs, all applications are reviewed by the admissions committee. Offers of admission are sent via email and through the online application system. The Graduate School oversees the admission process and rarely rejects departmental recommendations unless there are documentation issues. International applicants should pay close attention to instructions for transcripts, degree evidence, translations, and English proficiency.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026 for specific tuition information for undergraduate and graduate students. Separate rates exist for Fall/Spring, Summer/Winter, and online programs.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026 for specific tuition information for undergraduate and graduate students. Separate rates exist for Fall/Spring, Summer/Winter, and online programs.
LivingEstimated living costs are not detailed on the provided pages.
Detailed tuition and fee rates for 2025-2026 are available on the Purdue University Finance website, with separate links for undergraduate, graduate, online, and specific program types.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application through the central Graduate School Administration system.
2. Upload TranscriptsCarefully follow instructions for submitting transcripts, evidence of awarded degrees, and translations if necessary.
3. Provide Proof of English ProficiencySubmit official test scores as required.
4. Await Admission DecisionOffers of admission for the fall semester are typically sent before April 15th, and for the spring semester before December 1st.
Scholarships
Graduate AssistantshipsVaries (Quarter or Half-time)
FellowshipsVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic requirements for the Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management programs?
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For an undergraduate minor in HRM, students must complete 15 credit hours including courses in Introduction to Organizational Behavior, Leadership in a Changing World, and Talent Management.
What are the tuition and living costs for international students?
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Detailed tuition and fee rates for 2025-2026 are available on the Purdue University Finance website. Estimated living costs are not detailed on the provided pages.
What are the application deadlines for the graduate programs?
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Offers of admission for the fall semester are typically sent before April 15th, and for the spring semester before December 1st.
What career paths can I pursue after completing an OBHR program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles in Human Resource Management, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Compensation & Rewards, Leadership Roles, and Organizational Development.
Are there opportunities for financial assistance or scholarships for international students?
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International students may be considered for Graduate Assistantships (Teaching or Research) and Fellowships, which can vary in amount and are competitively awarded or automatically considered for PhD applicants.
How do I apply to the graduate programs at Purdue University?
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Applications are submitted through the central Graduate School Administration system, requiring transcripts, evidence of degrees awarded, and proof of English proficiency. All communications regarding admission should be directed to csgradinfo@purdue.edu.