The School of Management and Labor Relations seeks to create and disseminate knowledge that fosters a better understanding of employment and work in modern society. Its faculty is renowned for its groundbreaking research efforts and for its technical assistance to corporations and labor organizations, as well as for its teaching excellence. The school offers a bachelor's degree program in labor and employment relations; master's degree programs in human resource management and in labor and employment relations, respectively; and doctoral degree programs in industrial relations and human resources.

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• View the 2006–2008 online catalog
• View the 2004–2006 online catalog
• Download the 2004–2006 catalog [PDF 348K]
• Download the 2002–2004 catalog [PDF 325K]
• Download the 2000–2002 catalog [PDF 353K]
• Download the 1997–1999 catalog [PDF 476K]

IMPORTANT NOTICE
The university reserves the right for any reason to cancel or modify any course or program listed herein. In addition, individual course offerings and programs may vary from year to year as circumstances dictate.