Master of Industrial Relations (M.I.R.)/J.D

Program Overview The Master of Industrial Relations (MIR) degree program is aimed at developing the knowledge and competencies that human resources and labour relations professionals need. The MIR provides students with: A thorough grounding in labour relations and human resources practice; An understanding of evolving employment relationships and organizational dynamics; An understanding of the laws governing the individual employment and collective bargaining relationship; The capacity to collect and analyze data on current workplace issues and interpret research in the field; The skill set of the new HR/LR professional – consulting, facilitation, leadership, coaching, team building and communication. The majority of our graduates secure employment before finishing their degrees. Opportunities The Queen’s MIR program attracts new graduates as well as career employees wishing to upgrade their credentials. Opportunities offered across the 10 month program allow you to sharpen your skills and make contacts that will help you launch your career. Method of Completion Course work, seminars Career paths - employment opportunities Major employers include: air Canada; BC Nurses Union; government of Ontario; CBC; Imperial Oil; CN; Irving Oil; CP; Chapter’s/Indigo; City of Ottawa / Toronto; Deloitte; Canada Post; Proctor and Gamble, among others.