UWM Undergraduate Catalog 2007-08 College of Letters and Science Organizational Administration

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Organizational Administration (OA), a committee interdisciplinary major, is designed to develop skills in the research and analysis of problems, creative thinking, and oral and written communication. A Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Organizational Administration provides students with the educational background necessary to succeed in a broad spectrum of professions and is an excellent foundation for the pursuit of several advanced degree programs. For example, completion of the Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Organizational Administration and the General Business minor (plus two additional courses) satisfies all of the requirements for admission without deficiencies to UWM’s Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) program.

The Organizational Administration major may be completed as an on-campus program and also is available off-campus through a collaborative bachelor’s degree program (UWM College Connection) offered in partnership with several two-year campuses. Most of the OA major courses are available online. Students who are interested in completing the OA major at the UW-Milwaukee campus should contact an on-campus academic advisor in the College of Letters and Science. Students who wish to complete their UWM baccalaureate degree on-site at a participating two-year campus should contact the UWM advisor assigned to that campus. Check website http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Acad_Aff/Coll_Conn/ for current advisor contact information.

In addition to the major requirements listed below, students must complete all requirements of the Bachelor of Arts degree in the College of Letters and Science. The major requires a total of 48 credits in the College of Letters and Science, including 24 credits in upper-division (300-level and above) courses. The following courses are required:

Program Coordinating Committee:

Professor Kathryn Dindia, Communication, Chair; Professor William Mayrl, Sociology; Professor Mohsen Bahmani-Oskoee, Economics; Professor Rachel Spilka, English; and Associate Dean Tom O’Bryan, L&S (ex officio).

Web Home Pages:
[ College of Letters and Science ]
[ L&S Student Academic Services ]

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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Undergraduate Catalog 2007-08:
Organizational Administration
[ College of Letters and Science ]
[ Schools and Colleges ]
[ Contents | How to Use This Book | Calendar | Index ]
[ Admission | Registration | Financial Information | Academic Information ]
[ Administration | About UWM | Academic Opportunities | Campus Resources ]

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