BA Organizational Management - Art History - Ashford University

The Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management program is designed for students who have some full-time work experience and desire to improve their understanding of how organizations function and develop effective skills in management and leadership. Focused attention is given to defining and understanding strategic planning, financial management, law and marketing, and other areas in which an organizational leader must be knowledgeable in order to be effective. The Organizational Management program examines the human side of managing organizations, allowing for skill development in communication, group behavior, decision-making, human resource management, and ethics.

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Ashford University offers a large number of online degree programs. These programs include Business, Accounting, Economics, Communications, Early Childhood Education, Human Resources, Health Care Studies and Psychology, just to name a few.

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You might also be interested in the following Arts & Humanities programs offered by Ashford University.

• BA/Communication Studies
• BA In Sociology
• BA Organizational Management - Communications
• BA Organizational Management - Liberal Studies
• BA Organizational Management - Sociology
• BA Social Science - Anthropology
• BA Social Science - Applied Behavioral Science
• BA Social Science - Art
• BA Social Science - Art History
• BA Social Science - Biology
• BA Social Science - Communications
• BA Social Science - Criminal Justice
• BA Social Science - Early Childhood Education
• BA Social Science - Economics
• BA Social Science - Education
• BA Social Science - English/Language Arts
• BA Social Science - Geography
• BA Social Science - History
• BA Social Science - Marketing
• BA Social Science - No Concentration
• BA Social Science - Political Science
• BA Social Science - Social Services
• BA Social Science - Sociology
• Social Science/Environmental Science (Bachelor's)
• Social Science (Bachelor's)
• Social Science/Child Studies (Bachelor's)
• History (Bachelor's)