The Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Studies examines how people construct organizational structures, processes, and practices, and how these shape social relations and create institutions that influence people. It focuses on how public and private institutions use organizational models to adapt to changing global, socioeconomic, and technological conditions, improve efficiency, and cope with change. It also addresses how boundaries between an organization and customers, citizens, businesses, and professionals can become less defined.
This Bachelor’s Degree is delivered online via distance learning. The program is described as 130 academic credits, with a composition that includes 40 credits in general education and an additional 90 credits in the degree program. The structure is stated as 100% based on textbooks, with study guide, evaluation and assessment included in fees. Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age.
Modules
- Bachelor's - Organizational Studies