Certificate in Nonprofit Management
for online students.
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Students who complete the Certificate in Nonprofit Management will gain an understanding of the nonprofit sector, nonprofit organizational structures (i.e., legal frameworks and governance issues), and management practices appropriate to the sector (i.e., strategy, volunteer behavior, and fund raising). With this preparation students will be able to offer effective leadership in the management of nonprofit organizations. Students complete 12 credit hours of graduate-level coursework. There are two required courses: Foundations of the Nonprofit Sector and Management and Leadership of Nonprofit Organizations. Students can select from a variety of electives such as fund raising and program evaluation. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and meet other qualifications. An applicant, once admitted, can enter the certificate program at any time. Individuals who successfully complete the program will be awarded a certificate, and it will appear on their university transcript. For more information on the CNPM, including which courses are scheduled to be offered over the next several semesters, please contact a Bush School representative or request information via telephone or e-mail. To apply for the CNPM program (in-residence, online, or a combination), please click here.
Request Information by calling an admissions advisor at 979-862-7810.
