NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT
The Department of Public Administration offers several programs in nonprofit management for both graduates and undergraduates. At the graduate level, students may enroll in a Master of Nonprofit Management (MNM) program, or a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management. Undergraduates may elect an Undergraduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, or a minor in American Humanics.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master of Nonprofit Management (MNM)
UCF's Department of Public Administration offers a Master of Nonprofit Management (MNM) program. The MNM program is completely online and offers opportunities for students to prepare for employment or advance their careers as administrators in the nonprofit sector or with those organizations that partner with the nonprofit sector. Graduates of the MNM program are equipped with the nonprofit management knowledge and analytic skills needed for a successful career in this rapidly growing sector.
The MNM program curriculum consists of 33 credits. Students complete a core of nine courses (27 credits), with the option of a thesis or two electives (6 credits). Students must achieve a minimum grade of 3.0 ("B") for each core class and maintain an overall program grade point average (GPA) of 3.0.
Internships are available and students without practical administrative experience in the nonprofit sector are strongly advised to complete an internship as part of their elective area.
Admission to the MNM program is based on a 3.0 GPA for the last 60 attempted hours of undergraduate study or a total score of 1000 or higher on the verbal-quantitative portions of the GRE. You may be accepted conditionally if only one of these requirements is met, but before you will be allowed to enroll for your second semester, you must have official transcripts as well as your GRE scores on file with the UCF Graduate Studies office.
Master of Nonprofit Management, Nonresident Cohort
For nonresident students living outside of the state of Florida, the Department offers an MNM Cohort program. The program is totally online and the curriculum is identical to the resident program. Students in the cohort program pay less than half of the out-of-state tuition.
Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management
The Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management is completely online and provides specialized, graduate-level knowledge in nonprofit management, resource development, strategic planning, program evaluation, and volunteerism. The certificate supports those who currently work, or are looking for advancement, in the nonprofit sector or in organizations that partner with the nonprofit sector.
The nonprofit certificate program curriculum consists of 18 credits. Students complete a core of five courses (15 credits) and one elective (3 credits)
Admission to the nonprofit certificate program is completion of a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, Nonresident Cohort
The Graduate Certificate Cohort program is specifically for our nonresident students living outside of the state of Florida. The program is completely online and the curriculum is identical to the resident program. Students in the cohort program pay less than half of the regular out-of-state tuition.
For the most complete, up-to-date graduate program requirements, please see the official UCF graduate catalog at www.graduate.ucf.edu/currentGradCatalog.
Application Process
Applications for the MNM and the certificate program are accepted each semester. Apply online at http://www.graduate.ucf.edu.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS CONTACTS
Dr. Mary Ann Feldheim
Department Chair
Nonprofit Programs Coordinator
mfeldhei@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-2604
Ms. Jacque Waleski
Academic Services Coordinator
jwaleski@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-3918
For the current TUITION AND FEES, click here
For the current ACADEMIC CALENDAR, click here
To APPLY to a graduate program, click here
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management
The Undergraduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management provides basic knowledge in the areas of nonprofit management, resource development, volunteer management, strategic planning, and program evaluation. The certificate supports students who want to begin a career or advance their existing career in nonprofit management.
Students must be enrolled in a degree-seeking program to pursue this certificate. The program consists of five core courses (15 credits) and one elective course (3 credits).
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS CONTACTS
Dr. Mary Ann Feldheim
Department Chair
NP Programs Coordinator
mfeldhei@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-2604
Ms. Stephanie Krick, Director
American Humanics Program
skrick@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-0661
Ms. Jacque Waleski
Academic Services Coordinator
jwaleski@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-3918
For the current TUITION AND FEES, click here
For the current ACADEMIC CALENDAR, click here
To APPLY to an undergraduate program, click here
RELATED LINKS
. Nonprofit Quarterly
. Nonprofit Times
. Chronicle of Philanthropy
. National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA)
. Florida City & County Management Association
. State of Florida
. Partnership for Public Service
. Academy of Management
. National Association of County & City Health Officials
. Association of Records Managers & Administrators
. Nonprofit Times Salary Survey
. U.S. Department of Labor Salary Data (formerly "Salary Data")
. Association of Fund Raising Professionals, Central Florida Chapter
. UCF Chapter of Association of Fund Raising Professionals (Coming Soon!)
. UCF Organization for Public Administration
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