Specialization Tracks:
1- Business Leadership:
Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Leadership and Motivation
Business in Global Markets
Elective Course
Leading Innovation and Change
Elective Course
Competitive Strategy Analysis
Project
Upon completion of Business Leadership and Strategies track, students are expected to be able to:
Understand the fundamental aspects of managing and leading organizations
Examine the behaviors and traits of both effective managers and leaders
Examine relevant issues in applied management and leadership; including ethics, globalization, and strategic management.
2- Educational Management:
Educational Leadership
Leading Organizational Change
Learning Theories
Elective Course
Politics and Education
Instructional Strategies
Elective Course
Project
Upon completion of Educational Leadership track, students are expected to be able to:
Analyze the impact leadership has on educational organizations.
Identify competencies that contribute to leadership success - focus on effective and reflective leadership practice.
Create a personal leadership vision related to educational institutions.
Provides theory, evidence, and practical application for educational leadership in all types of educational institutions.
Improve their leadership of the quality of learning and teaching and the development of their schools
Develop critical engagement with key leadership theories, concepts, and challenges
3- Leadership in the public Policy:
Public Policy and Administration
Government Innovation
Networks and Public Management
Elective Course
Legal Issues in Public Service
Public Policy and Social Development
Elective Course
Project
Upon completion of Innovation in the Public Sector track, students are expected to be able to:
Acquire the innovator mind-set
Grasp the knowledge and skills necessary to bring innovation in organizations, respectively to create the institutional context for development, implementation and diffusion of innovations
Discover relevant knowledge on how innovation can be used in delivering public goods and managing public resources.