Nonprofit Management, MNM - Accelerated Master's
Program Description
The Accelerated Master of Nonprofit Management is a 5-year Bachelor/Master’s degree program for University of Oregon students who graduate with a BA/BS in PPPM or Minor in Nonprofit Administration. Students will add one additional year of coursework to earn a Master of Nonprofit Management degree. Coursework covers practical, hands-on skills including nonprofit financial management, grant writing, fundraising, and management. The curriculum enables students to graduate with specific nonprofit leadership skills that are critical for advancing nonprofit organizations and foundations forward.Prerequisites
The program requires you to complete your senior year in PPPM with 15 graduate credits and then complete a fifth year with 45 additional graduate credits.Application at a Glance
Detailed instructions are available on the program’s website. The following are required for your application:
Program-Specific Application Requirements:
Criteria for Admission:
PPPM Major with a nonprofit focus or Nonprofit Administration Minor (see prerequisites below)
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 at UO
Community involvement (volunteering, organizing, internships, leadership experience, etc.)
Excellent writing ability
Specific interest in an issue or issues where nonprofit organizations and philanthropic foundations are actively engaged
A grade of 3.7 (A-) or higher is required in all 400-level prerequisites to waive the graduate-level equivalent course in the AMNM degree. The AMNM degree may take one to two terms longer for students who do not qualify for the waivers.
PPPM Major with a nonprofit focus or Nonprofit Administration Minor (see prerequisites below)
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 at UO
Community involvement (volunteering, organizing, internships, leadership experience, etc.)
Excellent writing ability
Specific interest in an issue or issues where nonprofit organizations and philanthropic foundations are actively engaged
A grade of 3.7 (A-) or higher is required in all 400-level prerequisites to waive the graduate-level equivalent course in the AMNM degree. The AMNM degree may take one to two terms longer for students who do not qualify for the waivers.
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College of Design
Campus: Eugene
Refer to the program’s website for application deadlines and instructions.
This program may accept applications after the posted deadline on a space-available basis. Refer to the program’s website for more details.