University of Regina

Overview

The Master of Science (MSc) in Organization Studies at the University of Regina is a research-oriented program that delves into the dynamics of how organizations are influenced by individuals, structures, and institutions. This program is designed to equip students with advanced research and analytical skills through a comprehensive curriculum and a thesis component.

What you'll study

The MSc in Organization Studies integrates graduate-level coursework with a significant research thesis. Students will engage in methodological and discipline-specific courses, culminating in an independent research project under the guidance of faculty members.

• Core/discipline courses (examples):
  • Human Behaviour in Organizations
  • Research Methods in Management
  • Applied Multivariate Statistics
  • Leadership
  • Labour Relations
  • Occupational Health and Safety
• Research and thesis component:
  • Applied research design and thesis preparation
  • Thesis research and dissertation writing (under faculty supervision)
• Electives: Elective courses may be available based on the interests of supervisors and departmental offerings.

Note: Course availability and sequencing may vary by term and faculty timetable. Prospective students should verify the current curriculum with the department.

Entry requirements

Applicants typically need to possess a four-year undergraduate degree with a minimum grade point average equivalent to Canadian 80%. While there are no specific GRE/GMAT/GPA cut-off scores required, some candidates may be asked to submit standardized test scores as part of their application assessment.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Organization Studies can pursue diverse career paths in various sectors, including management consulting, human resources, organizational development, and policy analysis. The skills acquired through this program enable graduates to effectively analyze and influence organizational dynamics, making them valuable assets in any workplace.