Cognition for HR
How attention, bias and decision-making fire in the brains of the people you'll one day manage.
Whether you're a first-year HR student looking for a deeper foundation, a practising professional preparing for AI-era regulation, or an executive shaping policy at scale — every GHHRA programme is taught across all five of our disciplines.
How attention, bias and decision-making fire in the brains of the people you'll one day manage.
UK doctrine: contract, dismissal, discrimination & the tribunal system. With real precedent.
Machine learning fundamentals, model bias, and the EU AI Act — written for non-engineers.
Argue your first real case in the VR courtroom. Graded by a practising barrister.
Cognitive load, team dynamics & the psychology of HR investigations.
Statistics, experimental design, and how to read — and write — a paper.
Article-by-article: risk classification, conformity assessment, post-deployment monitoring.
Comparative dismissal, discrimination and TUPE across 12 priority jurisdictions.
Pre-clinical detection, intervention design and the legal duties around mental health.
Calibration, cognitive bias mitigation, and the neuroscience of performance review.
Immersive witness reconstruction, scene capture, and admissibility.
Apply the programme to a real problem at your organisation, supervised by faculty.
Board-level AI risk, regulator dialogue and the architecture of HR-tech oversight.
What makes large organisations actually shift behaviour at scale.
Mobility, jurisdictional risk and the legal geography of distributed work.
Run high-stakes HR scenarios in our immersive environment, with full debrief.
Quantitative scenario modelling for 5- and 10-year HR strategy.
Defend your year's work in front of the GHHRA Advisory Council.
GHHRA was co-designed with the Deaf community. Every module — including the VR tribunal — has signed interpretation. Dedicated academic mentors available for Deaf students.
Applications for all three tracks close 31 March 2026. Early decision reviews begin in November.