Nonprofit Policy Concentration

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The mission of the concentration in nonprofit policy is to educate talented and motivated individuals with knowledge of the nonprofit sector as well as the skills and values to become visionary leaders. Graduates become researchers, policymakers, and advocates in their communities after enhancing their understanding of relationships between nonprofit organizations, government and the policy making process.

Required Courses (9 Hours)

PMAP 8210 - The Nonprofit Sector 3 Hours
PMAP 8203 - Nonprofit Advocacy, Law, and Policy 3 Hours
PMAP 8261 - Nonprofit Financial Management 3 Hours

Elective Courses (3-6 Hours)

Select one or two courses from the following:

PMAP 8201 - International Development and Assistance NGOs 3 Hours
PMAP 8213 - Financing and Resource Development for Nonprofit Organizations 3 Hours
PMAP 8223 - Nonprofit Human Resources 3 Hours
PMAP 8232 - Social Innovation and Enterprise 3 Hours
PMAP 8521 - Evaluation Research: Design and Practice 3 Hours
PMAP 8941 - Internship 3 Hours