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Master of Nonprofit Administration (MNA)

The Master of Nonprofit Administration is designed for those students pursuing a career in the nonprofit sector (e human services, health services, hospitals, education, religious, arts, museums, associations, foundations, and camping).

Students may take a certificate or multiple certificates in particular areas in order to concentrate their studies as a part of the MMNA degree.

Program requirements

Students in the MNA program will take 18 courses consisting of 13 core courses and 5 electives. A minimum of 12 of the 18 courses required for graduation must be taken at North Park University.

Core Courses

MNA students must take the following 13 courses:

SBNM 5010Organizational Behavior and Ethics

2
SBNM 5011Ethical Leadership and Decision-Making

2
SBNM 5350Nonprofit Financial Management

2
SBNM 5351Nonprofit Financial Decision Making

2
SBNM 5680Nonprofit Marketing Analysis and Consumer Behavior

2
SBNM 5705Multi-Sector Convergence and Social Responsibility

2
SBNM 5710Nonprofit Management: Theory and Application

2
SBNM 5720Nonprofit Board Governance and Volunteer Management

2
SBNM 5730Nonprofit Law, Policy, and Government Relations

2
SBNM 5770Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations

2
SBNM 5771Annual Gift Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations

2
SBNM 5780Measuring Outcomes and Assessment

2
SBNM 5790Nonprofit Strategic Planning and Management Capstone

2

Electives

MNA students may choose any five elective courses from among the courses offered through SBNM or approved courses from other graduate partner programs at North Park University.