MBA in Non-Profit Management at Westcliff University, MBA in Non-Profit Management Colleges in Nepal

MBA In Non-Profit Management

Affiliated to: Westcliff University

About Course

Course Title : MBA In Non-Profit Management
Category/Level : Masters
Course Duration (months) : 24 months
Affiliated to : Westcliff University

Course Description:

A trend of self-sustainable model in non-profit organizations has already started in course of challenging the status-quo of donor dependent mentality. Therefore, in the evolving political and socio-economic context, nonprofits now must adopt hard-tested theories of business management on the areas like resource optimization, finance, marketing, branding, risk management, leadership development, and social entrepreneurship.

Nonprofit professionals are expected to develop leadership and management skills required to sustain the mission-based initiatives and inculcate enterprising mindset in the society.

This program will make students capable of:
> Designing and launching a sustainable non-profit organization
> Familiarizing with the unique circumstances of the nonprofit sector, and how they impact decisions regarding funding, human resources and other aspects of a nonprofit’s value creation activities
> Understanding the rules, regulations, and legalities surrounding the non-profit sector

Admission info

Admission Requirements:
>A minimum score of 45% or CGPA 2.0 in the prerequisite program (it is mandatory to provide documentary evidence),
> Performance in the college admission test,interview and presentation.

Syllabus

Course Structure
Core courses- (9 × 3) = 27 Credits
Majors- (8 × 3) = 24 Credits
Elective- (3 × 3) = 9 Credits
Total- 60 Credits
Course Duration- Two years

Core courses
> Organizational Leadership
> Organizational Behavior
> Marketing Management
> Managerial Economics
> Managing Information Systems and Technology
> Managerial Accounting
> Financial Management
> Strategic Management in a Globalized Economy
> Applied Methods Capstone

Non-Profit Majors
> Social Entreprenurship and Innovation
> Managerial Communication
> Project Management
> Managing Nonprofit Organizations
> Performance Management in Public and Nonprofit Organization
> Research Methodology
> Grants Management
> Monitoring and Evaluation

Electives
Three elective coursese to be selected from a large pool of courses as per the student’s interest
> International Business
> Operations Management
> Knowledge Management
> Managerial Decision Making
> Introduction to Supply Chain Management
> Management of Technological Innovation
> Informatics for Managers
> Financial Statement Analysis
> Consumer Behavior
> Public Policy Analysis

Students will also submit one of these papers as a part of the course
> Academic Research Report
> Internship Reflection Report