Bachelor in Management of Human and Talent (HAT)
A four-year undergraduate program awarded by Vietnam National University, Hanoi — combining human resource strategy, talent acquisition and development, organizational behavior, and employee engagement for today’s dynamic global workforce...
The HAT program is a high-quality undergraduate program accredited by ACQUIN (Germany/Europe). Its learning outcomes meet the standards demanded by leading organizations in human resources and talent management.
Beyond knowledge and practical skills in human resources management, students have a chance to intern long-term in specialized HR and talent management roles at reputable organizations - alumni and partners of HSB. Instruction is in Vietnamese in year one and fully in English from year two to year four.
| Degree title | Bachelorin Management of Human and Talent |
| Awarding institution | Vietnam National University, Hanoi |
| Accreditation | ACQUIN (Germany / Europe) |
| Study mode | Full time |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Total credits | 162 credits · 243 ECTS |
| Language | Year 1: Vietnamese · Years 2–4: English |
| Program code | 7900103 |
Business English and specialized English communication
Professional English with IELTS 5.5+ - speaking, writing and presentation in the field of human resources and talent.
Legal application skills
Apply legal knowledge in negotiating and drafting labor contracts, collective labor agreements, workplace regulations, and related documents..
Labor market assessment skills
Analyze the labor market, organize recruitment, conduct internal training, develop job descriptions, design salary scales and payroll systems, and build employee benefits policies.
Evaluation and advisory skills
inspect and monitor workplace safety compliance, as well as handle and resolve labor conflicts within the organization.
Consulting & organizational skills
Consult and implement HR and talent management strategies and plans aligned with the company’s overall development strategy.
Hear from HAT students and alumni about their journey at HSB.
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