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Organization, management, and project implementation all involve the techniques of interpersonal relations, leadership, and planning. A bachelor in organizational management with a concentration in project management may teach students those important techniques as well as many others. Students could learn the basics of business as well as reporting, scheduling, risk management and analysis, organizational theory, strategy, interpersonal behavior, and practical management techniques. Students may also learn analytical techniques as research is important when determining time lines, costs, and requirements. Communication is of vital importance when dealing with team efforts, so techniques in writing, speaking, and presenting could also be imparted to the student.

Project and other types of management all deal with common elements involving managing teams toward united goals, dealing with interpersonal issues, and communicating effectively. As a result, graduates with a degree in organizational management may be well-suited to positions in management within various organizations. With a specialization in project management, careers that involve leading projects and initiatives can be especially appropriate. The good business sense and analytical techniques students may gain could also be useful toward careers in quality assurance. Another good field for graduates to consider is sales, which involves interpersonal relationships, working well within large organizations, great analytical ability as it applies to potential customers and great communication techniques when talking or presenting in-person to clients.

Example Courses

• Organizational Behavior
• Project and Program Risk Management
• Business Research and Reporting

Potential Industries

• Sales
• Quality Assurance
• Project Management

Colleges Offering Degree

• Colorado Christian University
• University of Phoenix
• Saint Louis University