Organizational Management and M.B.A.

The dual degree program combines two already successful programs: the B.S. in Organizational Management and the M.B.A.

This program has been designed to allow adult students enrolled in the Professional Studies Division to complete both degrees in a time-shortened period. This is accomplished by allowing students to fulfill four major and/or general undergraduate electives with 500-level courses from the existing M.B.A. curriculum.

The undergraduate curriculum provides students with a strong foundation in business and the liberal arts. The graduate curriculum builds on this foundation and promotes the application of theoretical and quantitative knowledge to actual organizational issues while enabling students to develop the business leadership competencies associated with superior performance. The graduate program is a good option for students with an active life. The flexible schedule uses an every-other-week model, and students attend courses weekday evenings and Saturdays.

All of St. Joseph’s Graduate Management Studies programs emphasize the development of abilities associated with superior managerial performance and the application of theoretical and quantitative knowledge to everyday business situations. Every course emphasizes ethical behavior and social responsibility to stay true to the University's motto, Esse non videri — "To be, not to seem."

The program is available on campus and online.

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Katelyn Carbonell '18
B.S. in Organizational Management/Executive M.B.A. 
Student Paper: "Identity Marketing Group, Branded Promotional Products"

“My former colleague was a former student [at St. Joseph's University] for her master's studies, and spoke highly of the their program and faculty. In addition to earning my degree, I wanted to build a more robust professional network. I have learned that my potential is far greater than I ever imagined. 

"After graduation, I plan to pursue opportunities within my current organization which align with my newly acquired experience and coursework at St. Joseph's University. Specifically, I plan to pursue new and exciting challenges within a managerial position, implementing the skills I was able to develop throughout the graduate program."