Online M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior

The Master of Science in Management and Organizational Behavior (MSMOB) Program at Benedictine University prepares you to differentiate yourself from other managers in the workplace. Designed to offer a unique academic experience relative to other management degrees, the MSMOB gives you the knowledge, skills, and insight to achieve bottom line results by effectively leading, managing and motivating your company’s most valuable asset: PEOPLE.

The Management and Organizational Behavior (MOB) program blends a combined academic, theoretical, and research focus with a practitioner orientation to provide a relevant approach to managerial skill development.  

Through our MSMOB degree, you will gain a working knowledge of the “human side” of enterprise, including human capital, global interdependence, and the behavioral aspects of managing change.

This program emphasizes advanced work in organizational behavior. You will also develop skills in the traditional areas of management such as strategic planning, managerial accounting, and information management.

View the M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior curriculum and learn more about our highly acclaimed Contemporary Trends in Change Management Lecture Series.

Please call us at (866) 295-3104 to learn more about our online MSMOB degree.


About the Management and Organizational Behavior Program

Benedictine University is recognized both locally and nationally as a leader in providing organizational management education.  We foster collaborative faculty/student relationships aimed at achieving a common goal: learning to create and sustain excellence in management.

Our M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior degree is earned online.  Graduates of our online program earn the same respected degree as our traditional, on-campus students.

Peter F. Sorensen, Jr., Ph.D. became director of the program in 1970 and was instrumental in shaping its direction.  Together with Dr. Sorensen, our faculty combine strong academic backgrounds with extensive practical experience and reputations to build a program that values human dignity, worth and needs in the workplace.

Not only does Benedictine's Management and Organizational Behavior program boast world-renowned faculty members, it is also ranked among the top programs of its kind by the Organization Development Institute.


Why Earn Your Management and Organizational Behavior Degree Online at Benedictine?

Business leaders who can effectively guide an organization through the challenges of a rapidly changing business world, are in high demand. The MSMOB program at Benedictine University will prepare you to meet those challenges.

  • Benedictine is consistently ranked as one of the top universities in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report®.
  • Benedictine University's online master's degrees offer small class sizes and the personal attention expected of a top-tier, private university.
  • Interact fully with your professors and other students in our unique virtual-classroom setting. 
  • Outstanding technical support is always available to our students - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • Benedictine University Online offers affordable tuition and generous financial aid programs.

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* Benedictine University does not guarantee licensure.  This program is intended to prepare learners for the State of Illinois licensure exam.

Peter Sorensen, MSMOB

"The accomplishments of the past are simply a prelude to the future. The past has been great; the future will be incredible."

Peter Sorensen, Ph.D. Director of MSMOB Program


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"We at the O.D. Network have watched the Benedictine University program grow from its transition at George Williams College to Benedictine and become one of the preeminent programs in the field.
Congratulations on the significant and wonderful contributions made to the O.D. field."


Maggie Hoyer
Executive Director
National O.D.Network


Read the entire MSMOB article in the "Benedictine Voices" publication (PDF).