Public Administration/Nonprofit Managment Dual Degree Program The Hamline University Dual Degree Program in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management allows you to save time and money while completing two graduate degree programs: Master in Public Administration and Master in Nonprofit Management. The Dual Degree Program in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management helps working professionals develop the core competencies they need to succeed and lead in today's diverse government and nonprofit environments.   Who is the Program for? The Dual Degree Program in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management is for professionals interested in understanding the intersections of the government and nonprofit sectors.   Program Requirements Students in the program complete 18 courses (72 credits). MANM Courses: Fundamentals of Nonprofit Organizations Financial Management for Nonprofits Law for Nonprofit Organizations Volunteer Management Governance & Planning Fundraising for Nonprofits MPA Courses: Foundation in Public Administration Public Fiscal Management Public Policy Analysis Public Sector Human Resource Mangement Administrative Law & Process Cross-Sector Courses: Professional Ethics Organizational Theory & Behavior Research Methods Final Courses: Capstone Skills Development for Government Capstone Skills Development for Nonprofit Curriculum The Dual Degree Program in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management (MAPA/MANM) curriculum provides students an understanding of political and legal institutions and processes; economic and social organizations and processes; general organizational and management concepts and theories; human resource management; ethical and moral dilemmas in both government and nonprofit sectors; techniques of analysis, including quantitative and statistical methods; and more. More Information>   More Information If have questions or need additional information, you may contact the Hamline University Office of Graduate Admissions by phone at 651-523-2900 or email.