Global Nonprofit
Leadership M.A.

The Department of Religious Studies is effectively driving social change through our new Master of Arts degree in Nonprofit Leadership, Global Cultures, and Social Enterprise (Global Nonprofit Leadership or GNL).

Our Global Nonprofit Leadership M.A. offers nonprofit industry internships, knowledge to help you master vital skills and knowledge for your career in the nonprofit world, and to create your own nonprofit organization.

What We offer

Personalized Attention

Individual attention from award-winning faculty & staff and advisors.

Essential Skills and Knowledge

 Exceptional courses and opportunities to help you master vital skills and knowledge for your career in the nonprofit world, and to create your own nonprofit organization.

Fully Online

The program is offered 100% online through unique five-week course sequence that builds your skills and knowledge. Our program can be completed in as little as 18 months- 2 years!

Unique Aspects of Our Program

  • Experienced, highly engaged faculty members
  • Flexible 5-week course structure
  • State-of-the-art online courses
  • Small class sizes enable personalized attention
  • Industry connections and start-up experience
  • Focus on social enterprise

What You’ll Learn

  • Mastering nonprofit legal and regulatory frameworks
  • Nonprofit leadership practices and personal development skills and competencies
  • How to be a more effective driver of social change
  • Global cultural and religious knowledge in a nonprofit or philanthropic context
  • Engaged grantwriting and grant oversight

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Global Nonprofit Leadership Program

The Department of Religious Studies is effectively driving social change through our new Master of Arts degree and Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership, Global Cultures, and Social Enterprise (Global Nonprofit Leadership or GNL).

Our Global Nonprofit Leadership program offers nonprofit industry internships, knowledge to help you master vital skills and knowledge for your career in the nonprofit world, and to create your own nonprofit organization. The GNL program offers an online and asynchronous experience with flexible course offerings.  

What We offer

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Personalized Attention

Individual attention from award-winning faculty & staff and advisors.

Essential Skills and Knowledge

Our Global Nonprofit Leadership program offers exceptional courses and opportunities to help you master vital skills and knowledge for your career in the nonprofit world, and to create your own nonprofit organization.

Fully Online

Our Global Nonprofit Leadership program is offered 100% online through unique five-week course sequence that builds your skills and knowledge. Our program can be completed in as little as 18 months- 2 years!

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Unique Aspects of Our Global Nonprofit Leadership program

  • Experienced, highly engaged faculty members
  • Flexible 5-week course structure
  • State-of-the-art online and asynchronous courses
  • Small class sizes enable personalized attention
  • Industry connections and start-up experience
  • Focus on social enterprise

What You’ll Learn in the GNL program

  • Mastering nonprofit legal and regulatory frameworks
  • Nonprofit leadership practices and personal development skills and competencies
  • How to be a more effective driver of social change
  • Global cultural and religious knowledge in a nonprofit or philanthropic context
  • Engaged grantwriting and grant oversight