COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts in Nonprofit Management curriculum is designed to prepare students with the leadership, analytical, and organizational skills needed to succeed in the nonprofit sector. Through courses such as Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations, students gain a foundational understanding of how nonprofit institutions operate, including their missions, structures, and impact on society. Advocacy and Lobbying explores how organizations influence public policy and promote social change, while Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations focuses on strategies for securing financial support and sustaining organizational growth.Program Development and Evaluation for Nonprofit Organizations teaches students how to design, implement, and assess programs to ensure they effectively meet community needs. Strategic Management and Planning builds leadership capabilities by focusing on long-term organizational goals, decision-making, and resource allocation. Fundamentals of Human Resource Management introduces essential skills for managing staff and volunteers, while Social Justice in the Workplace emphasizes ethical leadership and equity in organizational settings.To strengthen analytical and research abilities, students complete courses such as Data Analytics, Quantitative Reasoning, and Research Methods, which help them interpret data and make informed decisions. These skills are essential for evaluating program success and improving organizational effectiveness.Overall, the curriculum combines practical nonprofit skills with strong analytical and leadership training. It prepares students to manage programs, lead teams, and advocate for meaningful social change. With access to major requirements, class schedules, and college resources, students are supported throughout their academic journey. The program also offers a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree option, allowing students to advance their education and career opportunities in nonprofit leadership and management.