Organizational Change Management - The New School

Organizational Change Management from The New School is a Campus Master Management and Innovation degree that prepares you for a Business career. The capacity to create organizational and social change offers a professional advantage in a wide number of fields. The Organizational Change Management (OCM) program is designed for people with a keen interest in the way change happens. Students come to the program from a wide array of organization types that span the private, nonprofit, and public sectors. Their shared commitment is to facilitating and leading change. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and a minimum of three years of organizational experience. Working professionals are welcome-the OCM program can be completed through part-time or full-time study. The curriculum is designed for students who are already engaged in change-related professional roles, those transitioning into organizational change management or consulting from another field, and managers who see the effective implementation of change as critical to their professional success. Our highly regarded academic and practitioner faculty provide students with the models and tools needed to implement planned change at all organizational levels: individual, group, and organizational. Coursework focuses on leadership development and coaching, building teams and project groups, working effectively with clients, restructuring and realigning work processes, managing diversity and difference, and articulating vision, structure, and culture. The OCM program offers a unique laboratory type pedagogy known as the Portfolio, in which students complete a series of increasingly complex organizational change projects conducted with real clients. Upon completion of the sequence, each student has a portfolio that showcases the results of their organizational change expertise. View more details on The New School . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management and Innovation courses.