ODC PhD “Thought Leaders” (Spotlight On Recent Grads):
The PhD in Organizational Development and Change (OD & Change) is a multidisciplinary degree for scholar-practitioners who want to expand their capacities to bring about positive change in today’s organizations and communities.
Excel as a Scholar-Practitioner
OD & Change doctoral students develop the knowledge to help organizations and communities thrive in today’s complex world. Emphasizing a multidisciplinary integration of human and organizational systems, this degree creates new approaches to inclusive leadership and sustainability. Students gain knowledge, practice, and research skills to empower themselves and others and meet today’s organizational and social challenges.
Engage in a Flexible Learning Community
As a doctoral program in a distance-learning environment, students have the freedom to live and work wherever they choose, taking part in a learning community that crosses national and disciplinary boundaries. Students can customize their curriculum by selecting electives and concentrations from other Fielding doctoral degrees.
If you have completed doctoral credits within the last 8 years, you may be a candidate for the Fielding degree completion program. In this program, students can transfer up to 40 credits towards their PhD.
Advance your Unique Goals
Our graduates are uniquely qualified to become leaders in their chosen professions. They are consultants, educators, entrepreneurs, coaches, and leaders in human resources, health care, and at nonprofits.
Application Requirements
- Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Online Application Form
- Resumé
- Statement of Purpose
- Reflective Essay
- Writing Sample
- Official Transcript
- No GRE Required
Organizational Development and Change
Online - Pacific Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Information Sessions
Online - Pacific Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Information Sessions
Online - Pacific Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
"Fielding was a natural choice for me because it fit my learning style and had an excellent reputation in the field of organizational change and development."
Gary Wagenheim, alumnus and board treasurer
PhD in Human Development