Organizational Leadership
Bachelor of Science
The online Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership will focus on the practices, theories, issues, parameters, and specific ramifications of organizational leadership. The program is ideal not only for traditional students who wish to take advantage of online course delivery but also for working professionals, military members, transfer students and others seeking alternative routes to degree completion.
Students in the program must declare a concentration in one of the following areas:
- Health Care Administration
- Office Administration and Technology
- Public Service Administration
- Social Justice
Program Course Requirements
Click here to view Core IMPACTS General Education Curriculum requirements.
| Core IMPACTS General Education Curriculum requirements | 42 | |
| NOTE: Core IMPACTS courses can also satisfy requirements in your Program of Study. Please review the requirements for your major to prevent taking extra courses. The USG Core IMPACTS curriculum, is designed to ensure that students acquire essential knowledge in foundational academic areas and develop career-ready competencies. There are seven Core IMPACTS areas. Students at all USG institutions must meet the Core IMPACTS requirements in all specified areas. | ||
| Field of Study: Major Related | ||
| (Up to 18 hours of approved 1000-2000 level transfer credits from the college curriculum may be accepted for Major Related.) **/*** | ||
| ORGL 1100 | Leadership in Global Society | 3 |
| ORGL 1500 | Profiles of Leaders | 3 |
| ORGL 2100 | Writing for Leadership | 3 |
| ORGL 2601 | Intro to Public Administration | 3 |
| ORGL 2800 | Ethics and Leadership | 3 |
| ORGL 2900 | Progr&Policy Eval for Leaders | 3 |
| MAJOR RELATED COMMON CORE | ||
| ORGL 2050 | Communication for the Wrkplce | 3 |
| ORGL 3400 | Technology for Organizations | 3 |
| POLS 4218 | Project Mgmt in Public Sector | 3 |
| ENGL 3405 | Professional/Technical Writing | 3 |
| POLS 4200 | Principles of Public Admin | 3 |
| POLS 4219 | Public Human Resource Mgmt | 3 |
| POLS 4204 | Public Finance | 3 |
| ORGL 3200 | Organizational Development | 3 |
| ORGL 3000 | Reflective Seminar I | 1 |
| ORGL 3050 | Reflective Seminar II | 1 |
| ORGL 4000 | Reflective Seminar III | 1 |
| ORGL 4690 | Capstone Seminar | 3 |
| CHOOSE ONE CONCENTRATION | 12 | |
| NOTE: Concentration must be declared through the Registrar's Office. | ||
| Health Care Administration Concentration | ||
| Health Care Organizations | ||
| Health Care Economics | ||
| US Health Care Systems | ||
| Health Care Communication | ||
| Designing Health Comm Msgs | ||
| Health Care Compliance | ||
| Health Information Mgmt | ||
| Office Administration & Technology Concentration | ||
| Computer Operating Systems | ||
| Web Design & Multimedia | ||
| Desktop Publishing | ||
| Virtual Office Technology | ||
| Admin Office Procedures | ||
| Contemporary Skills | ||
| Public Service Administration Concentration | ||
| Public Policy | ||
| Political Science Methods II | ||
| Interorganizational Behavior | ||
| Modern Public Management | ||
| Mgmt Non-Profit Organizations | ||
| Grant Writing Non-Profit Organ | ||
| Administrative Law & Govt | ||
| Govt Organization & Adm Theory | ||
| Advanced Communication Skills | ||
| Professional Ethics | ||
| Internship | ||
| Social Justice Concentration | ||
| Intro. Social Justice | ||
| Politics in Social Justice | ||
| Social Justice Culture | ||
| Law and Social Justice | ||
| Soc. Justice Policy Analysis | ||
| GENERAL ELECTIVES | ||
| Any degree level course chosen in conjunction with the advisor. These classes are to be directly applicable to the career or educational plans of the student. General electives can be used toward a minor if one is declared. Grade of C or better required. **/*** | 18 | |
| Total Hours | 120 | |
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Students cannot use credit from both BIOL 1105K and ENVS 2202; BIOL 1011K and BIOL 1107K; BIOL 1012K and BIOL 1108K.
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BUSA 2201 (formerly MGIS 2201), CAPS 1101, and the formerly offered ACED 2400 are equivalent courses. No more than one may be counted toward degree completion.