Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership

Maximize your potential to influence positive organizational change with a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership from Waldorf College. Topics covered include organizational behavior; business ethics; team building; creative thinking; organizational psychology; negotiation/conflict resolution; business policy and strategy; and more.

Career opportunities for students completing this program may include supervisory or leadership roles in human resources, operations, corporate training, career planning, corporate marketing, and business consulting. The rapidly changing organizational environments of today make the skills developed in this program essential assets for graduates and the organizations they serve.

Estimated time of completion of this program is 4 years for full-time students.

Major Requirements

Prefix	Number	Course	Credit Hours
Major Required--Group A			30
BUS	3451	Organizational Theory and Leadership	3
BUS	3210	Business Law	3
PSY	3140	Social Psychology	3
BUS	4951	Business Policy and Strategy	3
FSC	4751	Business Ethics	3
BUS	3201	Principles of Marketing	3
BUS	4000	Managing Diversity in Organizations	3
BUS	4040	Communication Skills for Leaders	3
PSY	4680	Industrial Organizational Psychology	3
BUS	4060	Team Building and Leadership	3
Professional Electives--Group B			30
Course can be selected from the list below or any course not used to satisfy other program requirements.
BUS	3301	Financial Management	3
BUS	3551	Informational Systems Management	3
BUS	3651	Leadership	3
BUS	4426	International Management	3
BUS	4851	Production Management	3
BUS	4080	Creative Thinking and Problem Solving	3
BUS	4160	Negotiation/Conflict Resolution	3
BUS	4680	Training and Development	3
Three-Day, Face-to-Face Residency Electives (optional):
BUS	4900	Time Value of Money	1
BUS	4901	Business Intelligence	1
BUS	4902	Budgeting and Finance	1
BUS	4903	Perspectives on Leadership	1
BUS	4904	Personal Marketing	1
Major Requirements Total			60
Core Requirements Total			60
Grand Total:			120

Bachelor’s Degree Requirements

Completion of the core curriculum
Completion of the required courses in the major field and electives to total 120 credit hours
Minimum of 36 upper-division credit hours
A grade of C or higher on all coursework in the major
2.00 cumulative grade point average in work completed at Waldorf

Three-Day Residency Course Option
In addition to offering programs 100% on-campus and 100% online, Waldorf offers a hybrid option for students who wish to integrate one-credit, face-to-face learning experiences into their online programs. See www.waldorf.edu/residency for more information.

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