Colleen Sharen
Associate Professor, Management and Organizational Studies
csharen@uwo.ca
Tel: 519.432.8353 x28229
Office: Ursuline Hall 333
When you choose to study Management & Organizational Studies (MOS), you will be inspired to be a leader in our ever-changing world. Understand what, when, where and why consumers buy and how to design and market products and services to meet their needs, or apply leadership theories and management skills to decision-making in a nonprofit context – in the MOS program, you decide! Under the guidance of your business-savvy professors, you will gain problem solving, communication and decision-making skills through a variety of dynamic courses, including: Business Communications, Integrated Marketing Communications and a field project – Small Business Consulting.
Are you ready to take your MOS experience beyond the classroom? You could be eligible for the opportunity to participate in in an experiential internship experience, allowing you to apply your skills to real organizations. To help grow your network, you will be encouraged to participate in professional organizations that will expand your connections on a national level. Together, let’s empower women leaders in business!
CHOOSE TO become a leader in developing solutions to business challenges.
CHOOSE TO gain a competitive business foundation.
CHOOSE TO learn in a collaborative environment.
Admission requirements for Ontario high school students:
Employment opportunities for graduates include:
Explore a path towards your future degree. Click on the heptagons below to learn more.
Honours Specialization | Specialization | Major | Minor | |
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Food Management & Marketing | ||||
Non-profit Management | ||||
Consumer Behaviour | ||||
Accounting |
Majors in Non-profit Management, Consumer Behaviour and Accounting are part of the Honours BMOS Double Major program and can be combined with Majors from other disciplines.
Tailor your degree towards your personal interests through our modules.
csharen@uwo.ca
Tel: 519.432.8353 x28229
Office: Ursuline Hall 333