• Human Resources Management
• Compensation and Benefits
• Training and Development
• Retail Management
• Operations
• Medical and Health Services
• Social and Community Services
• Information Technology
• Advertising and Promotions
• Administrative Services
• Management Analyst
• Risk Management Specialist

Through this degree program, you will develop the skills you need to:

• Achieve business success: coordinate and facilitate the work of others to accomplish goals that may not be achieved by a single individual
• Manage and motivate teams: understand the techniques that effectively guide individuals and teams
• Become an effective leader: cultivate interpersonal skills and learn how to lead
• Explore business culture: understand organizations and their culture
• Understand all areas of a business: explore organizational areas such as human resources, operations, marketing, education and technology

Find your place in a high-growth career field. With an organizational management degree from Concordia University Chicago, you’ll be prepared to kick down doors in a variety of fields.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay for administrative services managers in 2019 was $47.73 per hour, or $99,290 per year.

The number of jobs is expected to increase by 7% from 2021 to 2031. Employment growth is expected to be driven by the formation of new organizations and expansion of existing ones, which should require more workers to manage these operations.

•  A completed application for admission to the Accelerated Degree Programs.
• Official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended. The most recent transcript must indicate the student was in good standing and earned a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade-point average (on a 4.0 scale).
• Applicants who have completed fewer than 15 semester hours of college credit, or have not completed one full-time semester, must submit a final high school transcript showing graduation date.
• An official high school transcript is required if prior college credit was earned from a non-accredited institution.
• Applicants who have not completed high school must provide documentation of successful completion of the G.E.D.

• Completion of the General Education requirements.
• Completion of major requirements.
• Completion of 120 hours accepted by Concordia University Chicago.
• Cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 or above.
• In addition to satisfying the overall minimum credits for a given degree, major, minor, and special programs such as Concordia Honors Program, program course requirements are also necessary, if they have been declared. Deficiency in any area of the program will delay awarding the degree and require a new Intent to Graduate is filed in alignment with completion of requirements. Students may elect to drop minors or other programs if they present an obstacle for graduation, however, the term assigned to awarding degrees will be consistent with the term the program change is submitted. Please note, students are subject to additional fees when subsequent intent forms are filed.a