OMM Organizational Management Courses at Global Campus

This course explores practical ways to develop organizational communication plans that integrate marketing, advertising and public relations strategies. Emphasis is given to the dynamic process of managerial decision-making required to implement an integrated communication plan effectively in order to achieve organizational goals. 

This course is a study on managing people in the workplace, focusing on the important policies and processes associated with recruiting, hiring, training and evaluating personnel in order to achieve strategic organizational goals. 

The course is designed to allow non-financial managers and staff to better understand financial decision-making, budgeting, project/capital spending approval, and the importance of financial planning and control. Topics include how financial decisions are made and the roles and responsibilities of finance and non-finance managers, financial tools and metrics, and basic financial statements.

This course analyzes organizational, professional and personal ethics and creates a framework for exploring the social responsibilities of managers and organizational leaders. Various methodologies will be used to explore ways to encourage ethical development and moral behavior within organizational culture and to resolve business ethical issues and dilemmas. 

In the Master of Organizational Management capstone course, students will analyze the creation and utilization of effective teams and approaches to motivate and maintain productive teamwork. Students will integrate their knowledge and apply skills gained through their studies using the perspective of organizational team managers. The course will enable students to explore common obstacles that can negatively impact team performance and examine approaches to counteract these forces. Additionally, this course will investigate special considerations that leaders will need to foster productive and ethical teamwork in a socially conscious, technologically adept, and global marketplace. OMM 695 is the capstone course for the MA in Organizational Management program and must be taken last in the sequence. This course is not available for non-degree seeking students.