Organization Management M.S.

In today's service and information-oriented organizations, both non-profit and for-profit, there is a need to have managers on the job to broker information, sustain employee commitment, understand the work environment, and expedite customer service. Jobs, such as these, require managers educated in organization dynamics, personnel and human resources management principles, management control, and quality production methods. The Sage Graduate School Master's in Organization Management is designed to create knowledgeable and highly skilled managers in these important operational areas and in closely related areas of management. The Organizational Management student will gain skills and knowledge within a framework of 30 credit hours or 10 courses. With the Master's Degree in Organization Management and sharpened skills in management, graduates of this program will be able to assume leadership positions in many different kinds of organizations, firms, government, service provision agencies, or community organizations.

Admission Requirements

Applicants must meet the general requirements for admission to Sage Graduate School.

Program Requirements

The graduate course program of study is structured around four important areas of management. They are Organizational Foundation Principles, Personnel Principles, Management Control Principles, and the understanding of the Management Environment.