Organizational Management, B.S.

The Organizational Management (OM) program is designed to prepare current and aspiring professionals for a 21st-century management career across a wide variety of industries and sub-specialties in as few as 15 months.

(NEW) Specialize your OM degree with a concentration in Corporate Security Management. Designed for professionals with experience in security, law enforcement, and/or the military. LEARN MORE!

Program Highlights

ADMISSIONS WORKSHOP

TUITION & AID

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INFO MEETING

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Program Credits: 37

Standard Completion Time
15 months
Classes 1-Night a Week or 100% Online!

Accreditation
International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education

What Will I Learn?

Immediately apply classroom principles to your workplace through a market-proven curriculum designed to give you new insights into project management, strategic planning, and more.

A cousin to the bachelor of business administration (BBA), the program focuses on real-world business issues and objectives, helping you advance your career while continuing to work. Graduates become ethical and collaborative leaders within both profit and non-profit organizations.

Manage key business processes through skill-building courses
Handle the daily operations of running and managing a business
Develop capstone research project focused on delivering real business solutions

Courses

Where Can It Take Me?

Careers

Project Manager
Sales Producer
Account Services Consultant
Transitional Living Program Manager

Companies

Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
University of Rochester
MGM Associates
Center for Youth

Alumni Success

Who Will I Meet?

Sebastian Binn ’16

"Knowing that I can complete my degree in just 15 months feels great! I find that I am using and applying the concepts and skills learned in class to my job every day. The best thing is learning from my classmates, my cohort, and listening and understanding how their knowledge applies to what we are learning in class. At Roberts I am discovering my best self through experiencing the classroom dynamics, engaging in upbeat class discussions and doing that in an atmosphere that enables me to be more confident."