Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

education and human services recent employers museum of fine arts, boston bbn technologies textron, inc. curriculum required core course (3 credits/1 course) ehs 695 HRLPP Action Research1 required concentration courses (30–33 credits/10–11 courses) ehs 650 ehs 651 ehs 652 Instructional Design Adult and Organizational Learning Training Methods for Adult Learners Systems Thinking Organizational Learning Internship2 HRLPP Seminar OD Module 1: Organizational Culture and Change OD Module 2: Systems Thinking OD Module 3: Organizational Consulting OD Module 4: Performance and Knowledge Management OD Module 5: Leadership and Team Development master of science in organizational learning and development/ organizational development certificate (48 credits) ehs 658 ehs 660 ehs 662 ehs 672 ehs 673 ehs 674 ehs 675 ehs 676 admission requirements To be considered for admission to the Master of Science in Organizational Learning and Development/ Organizational Development Certificate program, you must: · Hold a US bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution (or international equivalent) · Submit your official GRE or MAT scores. This testing requirement is waived for those who have matriculated in and completed four courses from the related certificate program with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 · Take the TOEFL or IELTS and provide a statement of financial resources if you are an international student · Complete the application process The Master of Science in Organizational Learning and Development and Organizational Development Certificate focus on key competencies in both adult education and organizational learning. The curriculum encompasses systems thinking, creative problem solving, presentation skills and adult training methods, performance improvement, needs assessment, and team-based learning skills. This joint program is designed for students seeking the enhanced skills necessary to lead and manage change in organizations, anticipate problems, and implement long-term solutions. electives3 (12–15 credits/4–5 courses) ehs 653 Marketing Training and Education Programs ehs 654 The Adult Learner ehs 655 Continuing Education for the Professions ehs 657 Advanced Instructional Design ehs 659 Reflection and Dialogue ehs 661 Teaching and Learning Styles ehs 663 Human Performance Improvement ehs 664 Communicating for Results ehs 666 Coaching and Mentoring ehs 667 Critical Business Competencies ehs 670 Special Topics ehs 700 HRLPP Independent Project Graduate Elective in Human Resources4 Graduate Elective in Business at the Sawyer Business School5 1 degree requirements Students in this program must take: · 1 core course (3 credits) · 10–11 required concentration courses (30–33 credits) · 4–5 electives (12–15 credits) Degrees will be awarded when all degree requirements for both programs are fulfilled. Students are advised to take this core course toward the completion of the degree program. Students are advised to take the internship toward the conclusion of the degree program. 2 3 All elective courses are selected in consultation with the faculty advisor. Six graduate credits directly related to the Organizational Learning and Development master’s program may be transferred prior to matriculation at the discretion of the advisor. Courses may be selected from the graduate program in human resources. EHS 680 is a prerequisite to human resources courses. 4 5 Graduate-level management courses may be selected with permission from the dean of Sawyer Business School graduate programs. 58 Please see pages 105–113 for course descriptions.

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