Nonprofit Management (MS in Nonprofit Management)
Program Description
Master of Nonprofit Management
The Master of Nonprofit Management program is a two-year program designed for individuals seeking senior leadership and management roles in the nonprofit sector. Students gain a specialized understanding of the unique characteristics of nonprofit organizations and the social sector. They explore both theoretical frameworks and practical applications of leadership and management in nonprofit settings. This program allows students to earn recognition comparable to those with graduate degrees in business administration while specializing their skill set for the public good.
Academic Calendar
To view specific dates for the current Academic Calendar, please refer to the program website for current calendar dates.
Fact Sheet
MS in Nonprofit Management
The nonprofit sector is experiencing unprecedented growth and influence. With 12.5 million professionals currently employed across diverse mission-driven organizations, and expansion projected in every sector, the demand for skilled nonprofit leaders has never been greater. Yet 75% of nonprofit executives report difficultly filling critical staff positions. The MS in Nonprofit Management at William & Mary prepares you to step into these vital leadership roles with confidence and competence.
Length of Program
One year
Format
Admissions Requirements
Tuition
Please visit the William & Mary Student Accounts website for information about tuition and fees.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Core Required Courses | 15 | |
| Non-Profit Management | ||
| Finance & Acct for Nonprofits | ||
| Mkting&Res. Dev. Nonprofit Org | ||
| Strat Info Syst & Impact Anlys | ||
| Nonprofit Leadership Capstone | ||
| Additional Required Courses | 6 | |
| Nonprofit Management Practicum | ||
| Nonprofit Management Intern 1 | ||
| Elective Courses | 9 | |
Students will select courses from any courses offered at the institution that are deemed relevant to their career goals and to the purpose of the degree program. Students will work with a faculty advisor to select courses. | ||
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Alternatively, students could participate in a DC-based Incubator/Accelerator (e.g., SEED SPOT, Global Development Incubator, PeaceTech Lab, Halcyon, Village Capital, etc.)