The Labor Studies (B.A.) at Hofstra University is designed for students passionate about understanding the complex dynamics of work, employment, and the workforce. This interdisciplinary program delves into critical issues such as labor economics, history, law, and collective bargaining, preparing you to analyze and address challenges in the global labor market. If you are driven to explore the societal impact of jobs, advocate for worker rights, or understand the intricacies of labor-management relations, this undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive foundation.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, completing 33 semester hours distributed across required courses and electives. Your learning journey will involve exploring historical contexts, unions, management, workforce diversity, and global labor issues through specialized courses and potentially an internship. You will graduate with a deep understanding of labor studies, equipped for diverse career paths in human resources, labor advocacy, policy analysis, and more, ready to contribute meaningfully to the world of work.