Organizational Leadership
Leadership is about more than a title.
Leaders are more than just managers—they're influencers. They have the ability to inspire people and transform organizations. The world needs knowledgeable, strategic leaders who have a heart for people and a desire to contribute to the greater good.
Whether you’ve already landed your dream job or are hoping to advance in your career, earning your bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership will set you apart in the job market. You’ll be equipped with the key skills that employers seek when hiring managers: critical thinking, effective communication and rational decision-making.
In addition to equipping you with tools you need to succeed as a leader, JBU's BS in Organizational Leadership will challenge you to look at God's model of leadership so you can make a positive impact wherever you work and live.
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Kristy Nguyen '18
“I am a natural born leader who enjoys working with people. Having a degree in organizational leadership allows me to pursue a career that best suits my strengths and abilities…The knowledge that I gained while pursuing my degree at JBU has allowed me to develop the necessary skills for my role as a project manager and LMS administrator at Aegis Therapies.”
Michael Griffin '06
“I began working at the Fort Smith Regional Airport about 6 months after graduating. Without obtaining my degree, I would not have been qualified for the job I was originally hired for.” Though his time at JBU was rewarding, balancing a full-time job and caring for his family meant he had to be very intentional about managing his time. Michael says, “being in class with many other working adults was very helpful. We all had obligations outside the classroom and were able to support each other in our desire to obtain our degrees.”
