Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

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You are the kind of person who wants to make a positive difference in your organization and empower others to do the same. Designed for a variety of academic and professional backgrounds, the Master of Science in Organizational Leadership builds leadership skills across many disciplines, so that no matter what industry you work in, you’ll develop into the leader that your organization needs. With course work tailored across a dozen different concentrations, you’ll graduate from Brenau ready to lead within your industry. 

Start Term: Fall, spring, summer 
Class Type: Online
Location: Online

Tuition: $824/credit hour*

* Rate is current for the 2023-24 academic year.  Rates are subject to change.  See the main Tuition and Fees page for current information on all Tuition and Fees.

Concentrations

  • Accounting: Managerial Accounting Concentration
  • Accounting: Public Accounting Concentration
  • Communications Management
  • Digital Marketing
  • Finance
  • Health Care Management
  • Human Resources Management
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Mediation and Conflict Resolution
  • Nonprofit Leadership
  • Project Management
  • Strategic Thinking and Innovation

Student opportunities 

  • Complete your coursework online, so you can continue your education in a setting that works best for your schedule 
  • Work directly with faculty members in small classes to gain the skills you need to succeed after graduation 
  • Develop leadership skills that apply across a wide range of industries 

Potential careers 

  • Transition to management or leadership in a current or new business 
  • Increased compensation and upward mobility in your organization  
  • Entrepreneur 
  • Additional graduate education 

Admissions requirements 

To be considered for this program the applicant must meet all of the following requirements:

  • 2.5 GPA or higher from college transcripts
  • Official college transcripts and resume 
  • Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university