Requirements: 31 Credit Hours
The Master of Science in Organizational Leadership is designed to provide practical professional development preparation to embark on and continue successful careers in organizational leadership. The program equips students with theoretical background, analytical skills, and foundational research knowledge to lead organizations effectively.
The program’s coursework is offered either in a fully online format or an executive format combining online and onsite study. The executive format program requires attendance at weekend residency classes. The program meets the needs of international graduate students.
Program Goals:
Students completing the Master of Science in Organizational Leadership will be able to:
- Utilize advanced knowledge of organizational leadership.
- Examine the major theories and concepts in organizational leadership.
- Integrate their findings from the major theories and concepts in leadership to inform organizational decision-making.
- Demonstrate advanced research, analytical, and communication skills necessary for professional organizational decision-making.
- Develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills to evaluate information, solve problems, and make sound ethical decisions in the different areas of organizational leadership.
- Demonstrate public service and ethical leadership in professional and community settings.
The Master of Science in Organizational Leadership is made up of twenty-five (24) hours of core requirements, six (6) hours of electives, and one (1) hour of Applied Practical Learning or Applied Learning Practicum.