Master of Arts - Organizational Leadership

ENVISION A BETTER TOMORROW

Seeing a better tomorrow is an important part of what leaders do. Personal and organizational transformation begins with a vision—a dream about possibilities. While hard work is often required to close the gap between current reality and an envisioned future, the payoff can be tremendously rewarding.

The Master of Arts - Organizational Leadership (MAOL) program enables you to increase your ability to lead, as well as shows you how to help organizations enhance their overall leadership capacity. You will expand your self-awareness, learn how to improve the performance of individuals, teams, and organizations, and gain knowledge about how to develop these vital leadership skills in others.

The MAOL program will help you turn your vision for a better tomorrow into a reality.

A Program Designed for You

The MAOL program provides an applied approach to the study and practice of leadership. We designed the program to meet the needs of working adults while maintaining a commitment to providing an affordable, high-quality education and an enjoyable learning experience.

You will learn from a team that is dedicated to your success. Most importantly, you can tailor the leadership degree program to meet your career interests by choosing one of three specialty tracks.

What to Expect

Once admitted, we will connect you to an MAOL program advisor to help answer any questions you may have as you move through the program. As you begin your coursework, you will interact with other students from all over the country and abroad as you engage in lively online discussions. Finally, you will learn from talented and experienced instructors who care about your success.

All MAOL graduate courses are 16 weeks long for fall and spring semester, and eight weeks long for summer. Most students choose to take two courses (or six credit hours) in the spring and fall semesters and one course (or three credit hours) in the summer. However, you can design a degree plan that fits your unique work and life circumstances. To ensure that the program meets your needs, you should discuss your degree plan with your program advisor.