MBA-Nonprofit Management Dual Degree Program
The Hamline University Dual
Degree Program in Business Administration and Nonprofit Management allows you to
save time and money while completing two graduate degree programs: Master in Business Administration, and Master in Nonprofit Management.
The Dual Degree Program in Business Administration and Nonprofit Management
helps working professionals develop the core competencies they need to succeed
and lead in today's diverse business and nonprofit environments.
If you are interested in two masters degrees, many students find the sequential degrees a better option. For more information, please visit the Sequential Degrees page.
Who is the Program for?
The Dual Degree Program
in Business Administration and Nonprofit Management is for professionals
interested in understanding the intersections of the business and nonprofit
sectors.
Program Requirements
Students in the program complete 10 Nonprofit core courses and then take 24 credits of MBA courses across four semesters. Coursework is completed with an additional 8 credits that can come from MBA or Nonprofit courses
Nonprofit Management Courses:
- Fundamentals of Nonprofit Organizations
- Organizational Theory & Behavior
- Financial Management for Nonprofits
- Law for Nonprofit Organizations
- Governance & Planning
- Fundraising for Nonprofits
- Capstone for Nonprofits
- Human Resources for Nonprofits
- Research Methods
- Elective
MBA Courses:
Module 2
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Managerial Economics
Module 3
- Managerial Finance
- Marketing Management
- Managing the Global Marketplace
Module 5
- Strategic Financial Analysis
- Strategic Management & Capstone/Field Study Part I
Module 6
- Strategic Management & Capstone/Field Study Part II
Curriculum
The program curriculum provides students with
the core knowledge and competencies required for success in the business and
nonprofit sectors.
More Information
If have questions or need additional
information, you may contact the Hamline University Office of Graduate
Admissions by at 651-523-2900 or gradprog@hamline.edu.