A degree in Organizational Leadership doesn't just prepare you for a career-it prepares you for life. By developing effective communication skills, as well as your appreciation for teamwork, understanding of organizational change, and ability to supervise others, you can find a career in many fields.

Many recent graduates find themselves in entry-level management positions, but here are examples of many other jobs you might find rewarding:

• Human Resource Professional
• Project Manager
• Strategic Planner
• Organizational Development Specialist
• Sales Representative
• Public Relations Specialist
• Organizational Trainer
• Management Consultant
• Political Advisor
• Politician
• Military Officer
• Non-profit Executive
• Entrepreneur
• Healthcare Administrator
• Government Official
• Personnel Development Specialist
• Social Service Administrator
• Consumer Relation
• Community Development Specialist
• Retail Manager

For more information about careers for Leadership Studies majors, visit the Academic Advising and Career Exploration Center's Website or contact our department to speak with a faculty advisor.

What They're Saying

“When visiting about the leadership major with a faculty member, I knew that this was the perfect fit for me and would prepare me for a future career that I would have a passion for.” Janna Wilkinson, Anthony, KS, Organizational Leadership graduate