Master of Science in Organizational Management – Entrepreneurial and Economic Development
USA Online, USA
DURATION
20 Months
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
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STUDY FORMAT
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Introduction
The 36-credit-hour Master of Science in Organizational Management (MSOM) program blends coursework in organizational management, economic development, and entrepreneurship.
Graduates will be uniquely prepared to start their own businesses, foster the development of new enterprises in their communities, and facilitate a company’s evolution to a more innovative and growth-oriented corporate culture. The program also provides students an opportunity within each course to explore their own business and community enhancement projects.
Why Peru State College?
- Faculty members have real-life experience in policing, corrections, parole, and probation with an emphasis on a scholar-practitioner approach to instruction.
- All courses are offered online and on campus.
- Coursework is constantly updated to meet industry standards.
- Easily earn a minor to broaden knowledge and improve employment prospects.
The Peru College Advantage
- Transfer up to 90 credits
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Criminal Justice - Administration is one of many programs at Peru State College Online that offers nationally recognized affordability and value.
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Curriculum
Program Coursework/Sequence
Each Term is 8 weeks
Beginning Spring 2020 Degree Rotation
| Spring Term I | Spring Term II | Summer | Fall Term I | Fall Term II | |
| Even Year Start | MGMT 662 | MGMT 663 | MGMT 602 & Internship OR Thesis/Action Research Project I (3) | MGMT 550 | MGMT 551 |
| Odd Year | MGMT 552 | MGMT 553 | MGMT 601 & Internship OR Thesis/Action Research Project II (3) | MGMT 660 | MGMT 661 |
Note: Sitting out a term or semester will delay a student’s program completion by 18 months.
Internship, Thesis, or Practical Project Credit
Students complete six hours of thesis, internship, and/or research project credit in advanced topic areas. The final paper should relate to the student’s area of concentration and constitute the culminating experience in the Master of Science degree program.
Two primary goals for graduate programs at Peru State College are flexibility and relevance. Students may propose to write detailed case studies, develop unique courses or programs for other institutions or the community, research and write substantial grant proposals, etc.