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Masters with CiPD accreditation

Lisa J

Hi, I am so confused.   I keep hearing about Masters in HRM with CiPD accreditation.  But I have searched and cant find anything.  Is it correct that I could do a Masters in a year ?  I have Level 3 and 5 but would prefer to do a Masters rather than level 7 .... is this possible.... some of the posts on here ask the same, but none of the answers really say 

please help 

thank you 

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  • Hi Julie, I'm about to begin this, any helpful advice? Thanks in Advance Matthew Hiscock
  • in reply to Matthew
    Hi Matthew, I'd say read as much as you can, and start thinking about topics for your research project straight away. I'm just finishing up my dissertation, which hasn't been easy given the current situation!
  • in reply to Julie Dix
    I would endorse what Julie is saying Matthew.
    I'm currently supervising research projects for the HR Masters and this is a challenge for many students. First of all you need to identify a business based HR issue for an organisation. If you're in employment then I recommend talking to your HR department about their current challenges (perhaps aside from managing COVID itself).
    Make friends with people in HR who will be able to provide support for your research.
    Keep in mind that if you carry out a project that's valuable to an employer/potential employer it will give you a little extra help in moving into HR - which as you may have gathered from posts on the Community is a very competitive field.
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  • in reply to Julie Dix
    I would endorse what Julie is saying Matthew.
    I'm currently supervising research projects for the HR Masters and this is a challenge for many students. First of all you need to identify a business based HR issue for an organisation. If you're in employment then I recommend talking to your HR department about their current challenges (perhaps aside from managing COVID itself).
    Make friends with people in HR who will be able to provide support for your research.
    Keep in mind that if you carry out a project that's valuable to an employer/potential employer it will give you a little extra help in moving into HR - which as you may have gathered from posts on the Community is a very competitive field.
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