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The Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Organizational Leadership is a 30 credit-hour degree which provides students with an innovative curriculum focusing on the study of leadership in the context of modern organizations. The MPS in Organizational Leadership is intended to provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to be effective in a variety of settings. First, you will develop a deep understanding of how organizations function and the role leaders at all levels must play to improve the performance of organizations. Second, you will become proficient in indispensable skills of interpersonal relations, problem-solving, collaboration and team building, motivation, and communication, which are all necessary to be successful in today's society. Third, you will gain critical research and analytic skill essential for diagnosing organizational issues and develop important practical skills essential for initiating and leading change in your organization, profession and beyond. As a graduate of the MPS in Organizational Leadership, you will find yourself well prepared for the challenges of the future.

Graduates of this program will be both valuable and marketable in a wide array of occupational fields. By enhancing your leadership, communication, analytic and problem-solving skills, this program will assist you in pursuing professional and personal goals. Application of this degree program is varied and limitless, opening career opportunities and mobility within organizations. MPS in Organizational Leadership students will find themselves well prepared to be productive members of the 21st-century workforce.

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What They're Saying...

"The MPS program included complex readings and insightful lectures by knowledgeable and experienced faculty. By completing this master’s program, I have the ability to find and synthesize information and apply it in a practical way. I would highly encourage anyone exploring an advanced degree to consider this enriching program.” Brittney Squire, Hays, KS, MPS graduate