Minor in Nonprofit Management

The Minor in Nonprofit Management prepares students with the skills and knowledge needed to identify and examine organizational theories and behavior as they apply in nonprofit/nongovernmental organizations, including issues of work design and implications of operational policies and practices.  Students from all majors are encouraged to expand their career options within government, law, nonprofit, and corporate institutions with this applied and strategic minor.

Required Courses

NMLI 2231  Introduction to Nonprofit Management (3)
PBAD 2231  Introduction to Public Administration (3)

Complete 9-credit hours from the following courses:

PBAD 3334  Introduction to Public and Nonprofit Financial Management (3)
NMLI 3632  Social Entrepreneurship, Enterprise, and Innovation (3)
NMLI 3633  International Non-governmental Organizations (3)
PBAD 4031  Selected Topics in Public and Nonprofit Management (3)
PBAD 4232  Public Service Values and Ethics (3)
PBAD 4331  Leadership and Managerial Innovation (3)
NMLI 4332  Resource Development and Management for Nonprofits (3)
NMLI 4333  Strategic Management for Nonprofits (3)
PBAD 4791  Field Internship in Public Administration (3)

Minor Information and Course Conversion Sheets

Last updated: 3/17/2021