The Antioch University name has been synonymous with leadership in management education for many years. Writings by Antioch University faculty and alumni play an important part in management classrooms around the world. Former Antioch College President Douglas McGregor's classic text, The Human Side of Enterprise, established "Theory X" and "Theory Y" management styles. McGregor was a pioneer in introducing participative management to develop high-performing organizations. And Antioch College & University alumnus, Warren Bennis, is currently one of the leading writers in leadership theory. His On Becoming a Leader and Why Leaders Can't Lead have influenced top managers in many organizations throughout the world.

The curriculum in the Master of Arts (MA) in Organizational Management program provides an alternative to traditional business school educations, such as a MBA, by focusing on innovation and technology, human resource management, international business, and non-profit management. Coursework places an emphasis on applying concepts to real life situations through experiential exercises, projects, and discussions of issues in students' own work environments. The Practicum Project allows the student to select an area of interest and pursue theoretical and practical implications. There are also opportunities for Education Abroad programs. Antioch University's management curriculum attempts to create a cohesive experience for students that places equal emphases on personal vision, sensitivity to social contexts, and technical skills for practical problem solving.

Areas of Concentration:

• Sports Management
• International Business & Marketing

The MAOM is a 60-quarter program.  International students will be able to complete this master’s degree in approximately one and one-quarter year of study.

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>> Executive Training Program with International Certification
>> The Bachelor of Arts Program in Liberal Studies (BA)
>> Master of Arts in Organizational Management (MAOM)
>> Master of Arts in Education with an emphasis in Social Justice and Educational Leadership (MAEx)
>> Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology (MAP)
>> Pre-PsyD Track - An Alternative Entry for Doctoral Studies in Psychology (Pre-PsyD)
>> Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Family Psychology (Psy.D.)
>> Doctorate in Business Management (DBA) Slated to begin in 2008