OD 660 - Understanding Behavior in Organizations

Unit(s): 4

Examines key constructs, theories and practices associated with leadership, management, organizational behavior and organizational theory. The course explores the relationships among individuals, groups, organizations, and society within the context of a globalized and ever-changing world. A dynamic, holistic, systems approach frames the examination of individual behavior, interpersonal relationships, and organizational processes, structures, and cultures with emphasis on the interdependencies that impact organizational functioning. Students reflect on their competence as leaders in the Jesuit tradition of service to others and respect for diverse ideas and backgrounds.

Restriction: Field of study restricted to Organization Development Major
School of Management