Organizational studies is an emerging field of study that has not yet earned a reputation worthy of being categorized as an official academic discipline. However, this program is ever achieving the deserved recognition and acquiring increased student interest with more and more graduates from this program. The Organizational Studies concentration is about identifying organizations and understanding them and complex issues from multiple disciplinary perspectives as well as personally relating them to current and future individual life experiences. It is defined as utilizing any and all academic courses to merge applicable principles, concepts, and theories to benefit a current or potential career and/or develop knowledge and skills for significant and successful life experiences.

The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) degree in Organizational Studies is a unique program that has equipped me with skills and knowledge of organizations from unlimited perspectives. This degree program has enabled me to develop proficiency in evaluating organizational issues and integrating interdisciplinary perspectives to help resolve organizational problems, improve current organizational situations, and/or initiate innovative organizational ideas.

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