Organizational Leadership - St Catherine University

Organizational Leadership from St Catherine University is a Campus Master Management and Innovation degree that prepares you for a Business career. The Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership develops students' professional and personal abilities to be effective, ethical and enduring leaders. The MAOL program strengthens students' abilities to lead responsibly, act with confidence, make ethical decisions, manage strategically, achieve organizational goals, conduct and apply research, communicate effectively, understand and lead organizational change, and practice global citizenship. This is done through the completion of MAOL course work, the final leadership research action project or thesis and a leadership portfolio. Completion of the MAOL program gives students the knowledge and tools to: Lead responsibly by drawing upon their own unique leadership abilities, experiences and goals, as well as current leadership concepts and strategies to address organizational issues. Act with confidence by utilizing self-reflection and awareness to know why, when and how to lead, follow, model and mentor. Make ethical decisions by acting from an informed ethical perspective, considering all stakeholders and applying ethical decision-making tools to organizational dilemmas. Manage strategically and ethically by analyzing an organization's operating environment, envisioning its future and developing strategic objectives to manage people, processes and resources effectively. Achieve organizational goals by applying logic and analytic tools from economics and accounting to identify problems, generate creative, pragmatic solutions, implement appropriate actions and evaluate success. Conduct and apply research by accessing, critically evaluating and applying research findings, as well as conducting individual or collaborative research projects. Communicate effectively by capitalizing on personal strengths as a communicator and by employing targeted strategies for influencing, motivating, advocating, team building and managing conflict. Understand and lead organizational change by working with others to assess culture, roles, structure, local environment and global context so as to anticipate, recognize and resolve organizational problems. Practice global citizenship by incorporating a global context into organizational decision-making through strategic recognition of the world-wide impact of local decisions. View more details on St Catherine University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management and Innovation courses.