Graduate School
M.A. in Organizational Leadership
Apply leadership principles you learn at work the next day.
Increase your leadership skills
- Personally—Investigate what contributes to self-growth.
- Professionally—Apply concepts directly to the workplace.
- In your community—Impact people with whom you interface.
Leadership topics:
- Leadership roles in various organizational settings
- Building and working with teams and networks
- Developing sensitivity to the needs and perceptions of others
- Envisioning opportunities and desirable futures, and devising means of attaining them
- Effective communication skills, both interpersonal and through print and/or electronic media
- Means of gaining and using power, both positively and negatively
- Sensitivity to ethical dilemmas
Apply your degree in multiple settings
- Education
- Business
- Civil
- Government
- Health
- Nonprofit
- Religious
- Social Service
Complete your M.A. in Organizational Leadership
- 36 semester credits
- Register once for the entire program
- Attend class with a supportive group of busy, in-career adults who progress through the program together
- Be evaluated primarily on written assignments, projects, presentations, class discussions, and small group participation
Learn collaborative skills so you can effectively lead your organization.
Schedule designed for busy, in-career adults
- Take 1 course at a time
- Meet 1 evening each week
- Complete the course work in approximately 2 years with a short break in the summer
- Meet on Bethel's campus (near the intersection of 35W and 694) or at convenient Metro locations.
- Park for free
Get started on your M.A. in Organizational Leadership today!
Currently accepting applications.
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