Not-for-Profit Management - Salem College

Not-for-Profit Management from Salem College is a Campus Bachelor Non Profit Management degree that prepares you for a Business career. This interdisciplinary program introduces students to "Third Sector" corporations and begins to prepare them to assume leadership roles in those organizations. Courses in not-for-profit management can be an excellent complement to many other majors, including American studies and history (for museum work); biology or chemistry (for work with environmental advocacy groups); or sociology (for work with social service agencies) Your Program With the rapid increase in the number of 501(c)(3) corporations has come a call for greater accountability and professionalism in the management of the sector. With this pressing need in mind, Salem offers a major and minor in not-for-profit management (as well as a certificate program, launched in 2009). Salem's program, which began in 2006, is the first undergraduate major in the field in the state of North Carolina and one of only a handful of such programs in the United States. Students majoring in not-for-profit management at Salem will be prepared to manage organizations in the fields of advocacy, health care, philanthropy, private education and religious and social service organizations. Your Experience You, like other not-for-profit majors, are eager to effect change in the world, and understand that this is not possible without rigorous professional training. You may decide supplement this major with a minor or double-major in another field in order to tailor your preparation to a particular area of interest. View more details on Salem College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Non Profit Management courses.