Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation–MS NPMG

Return to: MS in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Students can explore the role of nongovernmental organizations in the global political landscape in this specialization. They have the opportunity to address topics that include communicating and interacting effectively across cultures. Students will study the structures and missions of NGOs throughout the world and focus on analyzing and synthesizing theories of ethics and social justice.

Specialization Courses (15 cr.)

Course Sequence

Quarter	Course	Credits
1	NPMG 6116 - Foundations for Graduate Study	3 cr.
1	NPMG 6200 - Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector♦	5 cr.
2	NPMG 6405 - Ethics and Social Justice♦	5 cr.
2	NPMG 6420 - Organizational Management and Leadership♦	5 cr.
3	NPMG 6435 - Human Resource Management: Building a Capable Workforce♦	5 cr.
3	NPMG 6451 - Board Governance and Volunteer Management♦	5 cr.
4	NPMG 6465 - Strategic Planning: Collaboration, Cooperation, and Coordination♦	5 cr.
4	NPMG 6480 - Applied Research and Evaluation Methods♦	5 cr.
5	NPMG 6461 - Resource Development♦	5 cr.
5	NPMG 6880 - Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation: A Global Perspective	5 cr.
6	NPMG 6881 - Grant Writing	5 cr.
6	NPMG 6883 - Transformative Change in a Global Environment	5 cr.
7	NPMG 6910 - MS in Nonprofit Management and Leadership Capstone	5 cr.

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