Consider the possibilities: a field of study that weaves together strands of the social sciences, humanities, business and law; a collection of renowned scholars; a student body as diverse as the world. This is ILR. Come learn with us. Earn an undergraduate or graduate degree. Study full-time or part-time. Workplace practitioners can also find a place here by attending workshops or taking non-credit courses. Immerse yourself in the fast-changing, always challenging, world of work.
Undergraduate
ILR undergraduates are leaders and self-starters. They are tuned in to the world around them and looking for the knowledge and skills needed to make a difference. Does this description fit you? If so, apply to ILR. Here you will study economics and public policy, leadership and management strategies, negotiations and conflict resolution. You will learn to analyze data and to make sense of labor history. You will participate in debates about business, politics, and history, and explore career interests through off-campus internships in the U.S. and abroad. Visit Undergraduate Admissions for more details.
Graduate Programs
Is a professional or academic career in your future? Either way, ILR's graduate degree programs may be just right for you. Two professional degree programs (MILR and MPS) produce leaders for the workplace; the academic and research degree programs (MS and PhD) help open doors to the academy and to the private and public sectors. ILR graduate programs attract top-caliber students from all over the world who benefit from, and contribute to, the programmatic excellence. Visit Graduate Degree Programs for more details.
Continuing Education
The opportunity to continue learning doesn't end when you enter the world of work. ILR offers a wide variety of courses, workshops, and certification programs designed for adults who want to hone their skills and stretch their minds. Check out our continuing education course offerings for details, including admission requirements, locations, and dates.