Organization Development and Knowledge Management, MS at George Mason University

The Master of Science in Organization Development and Knowledge Management is an integrated program taught in executive format and designed for professionals who have several years of work experience. Providing conceptual tools and practical guidance to foster organizational change, the program focuses on three related areas: creating and leveraging knowledge through networks of people who communicate and collaborate; understanding and managing change by integrating the diverse roles of people, processes, and technology; and enhancing and facilitating collaboration by building effective relationships in technology-rich environments. A feature of this program is the group-oriented approach to learning supported by the use of web-based collaborative computer technologies.

Faculty: Schar School of Policy and Government  |  Duration: 33-36 credits  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Fairfax, VA, United States

What you will study

Total 33-36 credits. Curriculum courses listed include Foundations of Organization Development and Knowledge Management; Group Dynamics and Team Learning; Social and Organizational Inquiry; Foundations of Coaching; Creating Learning Organizations; Coaching and Organization Development.

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