Concentration

Leadership, People and Organizations Concentration

Students who declare Fall 2024 or after

The Leadership, People and Organizations concentration is designed for students who want to become more effective and influential in working with others in diverse and challenging organizational settings, ranging from small to large organizations, and whether they aspire to be in a formal leadership role or not. Those environments could also include, family firms, consulting, not for profits, government, sports, and health care institutions, to name a few. This concentration also focuses on students who are interested in careers in talent management, organizational and DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) consulting, and roles that build on similar interests. 

The courses in the Leadership, People and Organizations concentration provide real-world applications to help students develop a plan tailored to their specific needs while strengthening their leadership competency and building a leadership tool kit for the future.

Effective leaders are change-makers, but changing the world begins with changing oneself first.

Sponsored by: Management Division

Faculty Contact: Bob Bonnevie

Concentration Course Requirements

To satisfy the requirement for the Leadership, People and Organizations concentration, students need to take four (4) courses. Students must choose 2 courses from the core list and then choose two (2) additional courses from either the core or the elective courses list. For planning purposes, please note that some courses are often only offered once per academic year (either fall or spring). 

Total Credits
16