Master of Science in Strategic Leadership Residency Track

Master of Science in Strategic Leadership Residency Track

1. BUS 600

   Organizational Behavior and Leadership

   As published: “Organizational Behavior and Leadership 3 Semester Hours”
   3
2. BUS 645

   Strategic Management

   As published: “Strategic Management 3 Semester Hours”
   3
3. BUS 705

   Leading Through Collaboration and Conflict

   As published: “Leading Through Collaboration and Conflict 3 Semester Hours”
   3
4. BUS 710

   Culture and Diversity Leadership

   As published: “Culture and Diversity Leadership 3 Semester Hours”
   3
5. BUS 715

   Leaders as Change Agents

   As published: “Leaders as Change Agents 3 Semester Hours”
   3
6. BUS 720

   Leadership Consulting

   As published: “Leadership Consulting 3 Semester Hours”
   3
7. BUS 725

   Innovative Leadership

   As published: “Innovative Leadership 3 Semester Hours”
   3
8. BUS 730

   Crisis Leadership

   As published: “Crisis Leadership 3 Semester Hours”
   3
9. BUS 735

   Strategic Planning

   As published: “Strategic Planning 3 Semester Hours”
   3
10. BUS 740

    Leadership Capstone

    As published: “Leadership Capstone 3 Semester Hours”

    or: BUS 694 - Graduate Practicum - Applied Learning *taken at least 3 times for 3-5 Semester Hours
    3
11. Students completing the Executive Track in Master of Science in Strategic Leadership must complete either the capstone course for the degree or at least three semester hours of internship/practicum experience in BUS 694 . This supervised practicum experience is designed so that students relate their course learning objectives to their ongoing professional work in the field. International students attending the Executive Residency courses on a F1 visa must complete the BUS 694 practicum requirement through the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) program. International students must complete all paperwork and assignments required to fulfill CPT requirements and must be registered for at least one credit of BUS 694 each semester that they are enrolled in a Executive Residency degree program in order to maintain enrollment.”

    Not resolved to a course