Organization Development and Change Graduate Programs

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BGSU offers a two executive graduate programs in Organization Development and Change: a Master of Organization Development and Change and a Doctorate in Organization Development and Change focused on the human side of change through the application of behavioral sciences for organizational transformation and community revitalization. Learn more about our executive doctorate and master's programs:  

  • Designed for working professionals with family responsibilities one course at a time
  • Hybrid online and in-person delivery with one weekend residency per course
  • Small class sizes that provide more interaction between cohort members as well as faculty
  • Cohort-based learning encourages extensive networking, collaboration and life-long connection
  • International trip experience
  • AACSB accreditation
  • Supportive faculty and staff focued on student success

Learn more about each program below.

BGSU's prestigious Executive Master of Organization Development and Change, or EMOD, provides experienced professionals with the opportunity to obtain a master's degree in as little as 20 months. The program equips students with knowledge and skills to improve the performance of individuals and organizations. Recognized as one of the top programs in the world, it is one of the first of its kind in the US, having been founded over 50 years ago. Graduates work in leadership roles across industries in both for-profit and non-profit organizations.

BGSU's Doctorate in Organization Development and Change, or D.ODC, is a three-year professional degree designed for working professionals looking to advance their academic and professional goals. As an interdisciplinary and interprofessional program, the D.ODC is open to students worldwide with diverse experiences, professions and goals. Built on a scholar-practitioner model which incorporates theory and best practices, the degree is tailored toward building thought leadership among consultants, educators, and leaders of organizations.

Updated: 12/20/2024 12:31PM