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Online Master's in Management and Organizational Behavior

Advance your career by gaining expertise in the human side of business. One of the first programs of its kind, Benedictine’s Master of Science (MS) in Management and Organizational Behavior has been paving the way to organizational excellence for nearly 50 years. This renowned degree program is now offered fully online in both accelerated and traditional formats, allowing busy professionals like you to become part of Benedictine’s legacy of success and thought leadership.

Choose the Pace That Best Suits You

Choose from our traditional format of one course at a time or our accelerated learning team model. The rigorous accelerated program allows you to complete your degree in half the amount of time and progress together with the same group of classmates.

Tuition Reduction Now Available

You can earn your M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior for less. Complete the form on this page to learn how you can save on tuition and time while achieving your goals. 

*To find out how program changes affect current students, reach a program manager at onlinedegrees@ben.edu.

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90%
of Benedictine graduates were satisfied with their experience as an online student.
11-20 hours
Average time spent by online students per week on coursework.

Maximum Business Performance Requires Maximum Employee Performance

In today’s fast-paced and dynamic business landscape, your advanced understanding of individual and group behavior will help set you apart by providing you with the skills necessary to help maximize organizational performance and achieve company objectives. As you work your way through the Organizational Behavior courses, you will be able to use the concepts you learn to affect changes and drive innovation in your current organization.

Earning your MS in Management and Organizational Behavior will prepare you to positively affect the human side of a company. You will come away from this master’s program equipped to:

  • Effectively motivate employees, committees and groups
  • Develop and initiate solutions to drive change
  • Assume the strategic lead on key company objectives
  • Design and implement policies on management issues such as workforce diversity, change management and ethical leadership
  • Spearhead strategic planning initiatives, manage labor relations disputes, lead negotiations and resolve workplace conflicts

Developed by Industry Pioneers - Taught by Experienced Faculty

The director of the MS in Management and Organizational Behavior program, Peter F. Sorensen Jr., Ph.D., is widely known and recognized as a pioneer in the organizational management field. The author of more than 200 articles, papers and books, Sorensen was instrumental in shaping the program's direction and has been developing leaders in the field since 1970. He and the rest of our highly respected and credentialed faculty are seasoned professionals who combine solid academic backgrounds with extensive practical, real-world experience.

Read About the Impact of Organizational Behavior

If you are interested in finding out more about how the learning outcomes in the Master’s in Management and Organizational Behavior play out in the real world, here are several articles focusing on skills emphasized in the program:

Eliminating the Barriers Between You and Your Goal

No GRE/GMAT required! You may also waive up to four courses based on your professional experience.

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Program Offerings

In addition to the traditional online M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior program, Benedictine also offers the program on campus in Lisle, Illinois and as a hybrid program.

Learn Today - Lead Tomorrow

Take the next steps toward achieving your professional goals to lead, manage and facilitate change with an online Master of Science in Management and Organizational Behavior from Benedictine University. Call (866) 295-3104 today to speak with a Program Manager, or request more information.