Social Entrepreneurship - Northwest University

Social Entrepreneurship from Northwest University is a Campus Master Management degree that prepares you for a Business career. The Master of Arts in Social Entrepreneurship teaches students to use innovative business management skills to solve social problems and create sustainable, effective organizations. Students learn together in a cohort model, mentored by high quality, caring professors. Graduates from this program will be qualified to lead a nonprofit organization, advise business leaders on best practices for social impact programs or start their own social venture. The 32 semester credit program can be completed in 20 months at a tuition cost of less than $20,000. Northwest University has distinct advantages from other schools. Our small size insures that you are an integral part of a learning community, not just a number. In each course, you will engage in experiential learning with your peers. You will be challenged to consider global perspectives. You will develop and refine a variety of relevant management and communication skills. You will learn to think critically about the complexities of leadership. You will become more competent in your ability to decide and take action. Finally, because we are a Christian institution, your learning opportunities will be centered in the context of a distinctive, ethically responsible worldview. Social Entrepreneurship Overview A ???social entrepreneur??? is an innovator who recognizes a social problem and uses entrepreneurial business principles to organize, create, and manage a venture to create social change. Examples of social entrepreneurship include local, national and global programs that promote literacy, economic development, housing, medical services, and counseling, as well as ministries that address spiritual needs. In this Masters level program, students learn to use business management skills to solve social problems and create sustainable and effective organizations. Career opportunities for graduates include: Starting a new profit or non-profit social venture Leading or managing an established non-profit or ministry organization Serving as the executive pastor of a large church Advising business leaders on best practices for social impact programs View more details on Northwest University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management courses.