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MIR/PHD

The MIRHR and PhD degrees will benefit students who are interested in advanced academic study leading to career opportunities in:

  • Human resources management
  • Labour-management relations
  • Collective bargaining and dispute resolution
  • Organization development and change
  • Labour market and social policy

The Centre for Industrial Relations and Human Resources (CIRHR) is committed to training tomorrow's professionals for careers in industrial relations and human resources. In recognition of its contribution to the advancement of research and education in Canadian industrial relations, the CIRHR is the recipient of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association's highest honour, the Gerard Dion Award.

HEAR WHAT OUR GRADUATES SAY…

"The MIR program's great strength is that it provides an ideal mix of theoretical and practical knowledge. My education at the Centre allowed me to acquire advanced skills which translated directly into the job market. The support and guidance from the faculty and staff during and after the program have been outstanding. The whole experience enriched me immensely, both personally and professionally."

Trish Anderson photo

Trish Anderson (MIR 1996)
Senior Vice-President,
Commercial Excellence Leader,
GE Commercial Finance

   

Then ...
1975
MIR established
1976
First MIR
Class: 9
1977
First MIR graduates: 2
1986 PhD established
1987 First PhD
Class: 3
1990 First PhD graduate
2004 MIR becomes MIRHR

And now ...
MIRHR students: 90
MIR graduates: 653
PhD students: 9
PhD graduates: 33

Collaborative Program in Ethnic and Pluralism Studies
MIRHR and PhD students interested in immigration and immigrant adjustment, Native Peoples, attitudes towards diverse cultures, minority group conflicts, and cultural diversity policies have the opportunity to take additional courses towards an interdisciplinary specialization in Ethnic and Pluralism Studies.






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