MA: Organizational Systems

Students participate as part of the Organizational Systems community of learners in the residential conferences and in online and individualized course. The program is designed to take two years, but some students may need additional time. This course of study is particularly suited for students interested in continuing on to the PhD program.

The goals and student learning outcomes for the Organizational Systems degree are for students to:

• Assess, design, implement, and evaluate complex organizational change initiatives.
• Design and conduct sophisticated organizational research while employing strong critical analysis in both thinking and writing.
• Apply systems design to transform or create social systems by engaging the whole community in shared model building and action.
• Operate consistently within a solid ethical framework.
• Build authentic relationships through self-awareness, appreciation of diversity, and constructive dialog.

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