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FAQBachelor of Science (B.S.) in Organizational Leadership & Management (Leadership): Degree Overview
On-Campus and Online Degree Overview
If you understand what motivates an organization (or department) and have the tools to measure how well it is doing, then you are in a key position to help shape its success. The Organizational Leadership & Organizational Management degree programs (OLAM) will develop your abilities to assess organizations and develop innovative and strategic solutions to help it achieve goals through its people.
Students majoring in Organizational Leadership & Management will take seven (7) required courses. They also choose one of three emphases: Leadership, Management or Healthcare Management.
- Leadership emphasis is non-quantitative, allowing students to engage in in-depth study of how they can develop as successful organizational leaders.
- Management emphasis offers students a strong preparation for future graduate studies or for responsible new positions in global organizations.
- Healthcare Management emphasis gives students a strong preparation for entry and mid-level management positions within healthcare organizations or for continuing with graduate study in Healthcare Administration.
As you pursue your degree in OLAM you will learn:
- Theories of leadership and strategies for implementation
- Critical business functions and systems that influence the organization
- The impact of leadership, moral character and ethics on an organization
- Business economics and marketing
Key Subjects:
- Systems thinking
- Oral and written communications
- Personal leadership
- Managerial performance
- Marketing
- Ethics
- Organizational development
- Managerial accounting
- Strategic planning
