ADP HCM Academy @ Â鶹´«Ã½

The Department of Management in Â鶹´«Ã½'s Strome College of Business has partnered with ADP, one of the region's largest private-sector employers and an industry-leading provider of Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions to create a Human Resource Management Concentration called the ADP HCM Academy @ Â鶹´«Ã½. This program offers students an opportunity to develop the tools and skills needed to succeed in Human Resource Management careers.

About ADP

ADP is an industry-leading global provider of cloud-based human capital management (HCM) solutions that unite HR, payroll, talent, time, tax and benefits administration. As a service provider, ADP is world-renowned for their expertise in business outsourcing, analytics and compliance; and as a model employer, ADP is consistently recognized for their commitment to employee empowerment, diversity, and inclusiveness. ADP has been ranked as one of Fortune's World's Most Admired Companies for 14 consecutive years.

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After opening OneADP Norfolk, a site employing over 2,200 Hampton Roads associates, ADP partnered with Â鶹´«Ã½ to create the ADP HCM Academy @ Â鶹´«Ã½. ADP offers HCM Academy students at Â鶹´«Ã½ free licensing and access to its award-winning all-in-one cloud-based platform for managing payroll, HR, time, talent, and benefits (ADP Workforce Now) and comprehensive library of training resources (myLearning@ADP). In addition, ADP invests in student development by hosting executive mentoring, on-site visits, internships, and employment opportunities.

Program Highlights

What makes the ADP HCM Academy @ Â鶹´«Ã½ unique?

  1. Specialized HR Curriculum

    Enhance your Management Degree with a concentration in Human Resource Management and specialized curriculum.

  2. Technology Training

    Receive hands-on training using ADP's proprietary HR software systems. Students enter the workforce with experience using in-demand HRIS technology.

  3. Project-Based, Practical Learning Focus

    Learn by doing; courses emphasize job simulations and solving real-world HR problems.

  4. Interact with Industry Experts

    We not only bringing ADP executives and HR professionals into the classroom but also bring students on-site to see HR operations in practice.

  5. Leverage Program Relationships for special mentoring, networking, internship, and employment opportunities.

Contact

Department of Management

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Courses

What are some of the courses offered?

MGMT 430: Compensation Management

This class examines issues pertaining to developing, evaluating, and re-designing an organization's direct and indirect compensation systems. Topics include pay structure, incentive plans, benefit programs, and special cases such as executive compensation.

MGMT 460: HR Analytics

This class provides an introduction to the use of people analytics to optimize HR processes. Students will learn about human resource analytics tools, technologies, and tasks. Students will also receive training on ADP's Workforce Now cloud-based Human Resource information system.

Requirements

Current Â鶹´«Ã½ Management students may seek admission to the ADP HCM Academy by completing an online application by JuneÌýone year beforeÌýthey intend to graduate (e.g., students intending to graduate in May 2022 would complete the application by June 2021). The criteria for acceptance include:Ìý

  1. A completed (no-fee) application available through Management Department advisors or by emailingÌýHCMAcademy@odu.edu.
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  2. Successful completion of the core management courses with a grade of C or better:

    • MGMT 325 - Contemporary Organizations and Management
    • MGMT330 - Organizational Behavior
    • MGMT340 - Human Resource Management
      Ìý
  3. Interview with program director

This 12 credit-hour program includes two special sections of management electives reserved for Academy members (see courses above). These two sections involve a heavy integration of ADP software training (putting knowledge into practice) and professional skill development. In addition, students complete two HR-focused elective of their choice from a menu of courses including:

  • ENTR410 - Managing Small and Family Businesses
  • MGMT327 - Business Communication
  • MGMT350 - Employee Relations Problems and Practices
  • MGMT360 - Labor Management Relation
  • MGMT368 - Management Internship (if approved by program coordinator)
  • MGMT417 - Employment Law
  • MGMT418 - Advanced Human resource Management: Contemporary Issues
  • MGMT450 - Performance Measurement & Management
  • MGMT452 - Negotiations and Change Management
  • MGMT490 - Management Consulting
  • MGMT495 - SHRM Learning System

Current Â鶹´«Ã½ Management students may seek admission to the ADP HCM Academy by completing an online application by JuneÌýone year beforeÌýthey intend to graduate (e.g., students intending to graduate in May 2022 would complete the application by June 2021). The criteria for acceptance include:Ìý

  1. A completed (no-fee) application available through Management Department advisors or by emailingÌýHCMAcademy@odu.edu.
    Ìý
  2. Successful completion of the core management courses with a grade of C or better:

    • MGMT 325 - Contemporary Organizations and Management
    • MGMT330 - Organizational Behavior
    • MGMT340 - Human Resource Management
      Ìý
  3. Interview with program director

This 12 credit-hour program includes two special sections of management electives reserved for Academy members (see courses above). These two sections involve a heavy integration of ADP software training (putting knowledge into practice) and professional skill development. In addition, students complete two HR-focused elective of their choice from a menu of courses including:

  • ENTR410 - Managing Small and Family Businesses
  • MGMT327 - Business Communication
  • MGMT350 - Employee Relations Problems and Practices
  • MGMT360 - Labor Management Relation
  • MGMT368 - Management Internship (if approved by program coordinator)
  • MGMT417 - Employment Law
  • MGMT418 - Advanced Human resource Management: Contemporary Issues
  • MGMT450 - Performance Measurement & Management
  • MGMT452 - Negotiations and Change Management
  • MGMT490 - Management Consulting
  • MGMT495 - SHRM Learning System

Program Contacts

Associate Professor Department of Management
Senior Lecturer Department of Management

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