Alumni Views
Attending Villanova for my master's degree (in HRD) was one of the best professional decisions I ever made.
I found the program rigorous and rewarding. The faculty offered current and comprehensive industry knowledge. The core curriculum was grounded in the business of human resources; the electives were varied and relevant. The course designs complemented the subject matter, and there was an appropriate balance of individual and group projects.
The support of both faculty and students contributed to my success in the program. I highly recommend the Villanova (HRD) Program.
Mary Gill
HR Client Services Manger
Princeton Helthcare System
Graduate students who are currently enrolled in Villanova's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will find information here on the many non-academic services and facilities available to graduate students as members of the university community, and on the Graduate Student Council, the main social organization for graduate students at Villanova.
While you are pursuing your degree, you can expand your career network through joining the SHRM Chapter and volunteering at local meetings of SHRM chapaters. You can also join our HRD Linked in group, or the University Linked in groups. Both the SHRM chapter and the Department provide information through Twitter.
HRD Student Guidebook_2012.pdf2012 HRD Student Guidebook - includes important information on internship policies, graduation procedures, and all things HRD!
