Lead and inspire others for positive change.

The Certificate in Organizational Leadership is designed to develop students’ leadership potential to ethically lead and influence others to achieve positive outcomes. The undergraduate certificate program emphasizes the importance of developing interpersonal relationship skills and abilities that improve communication and collaboration, leading to better results.

Leadership is a broad topic that includes many competencies. The certificate curriculum includes two required leadership theory courses and allows students to choose three leadership elective courses that align with their respective career goals.

Who can benefit?

  • Students and professionals looking to fill or advance in leadership roles across a wide range of public and private organizations.
  • Individuals looking to improve their understanding of relevant leadership theories and practices to create positive change in themselves, the community, and their organization.

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Curriculum

Courses and Program Requirements

The five-course Organizational Leadership Certificate requires two core leadership theory courses and three leadership elective courses.

Required courses (2)

  • MG 425: Managing through Leadership
  • MG 440: Advanced Leadership Theory and Practice

Elective courses (choose 3)

  • MG 305: Nonprofit Organizational Management
  • MG 306: Managing Innovation
  • MG 309: Hogwarts School of Leadership
  • MG 405: Nonprofit Strategy and Entrepreneurship
  • MG 417: Project Management
  • MG 414: Talent Development
  • MG 430: Management and Leadership in Sports and Entertainment Organizations
  • MG 438: Managerial Communication
  • MK 330: Professional Selling
  • ENT 425: Entrepreneurial Engagement Seminar
  • IB 439: Global Business Communications

Admission

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  • Advisor
    Daffany L. Anglin
    Management; Entrepreneurship (Last Names M-Z)
    205-975-2077
    CSB 357-B

Collat School of Business