The MS in Nonprofit Management (weekend residency) program is one of only a few graduate programs in the country focused on the management needs specific to the nonprofit sector.

Eastern University has designed its MS in Nonprofit Management program in response to the needs faced by the nonprofit sector today. Increasing competition in the nonprofit marketplace mandates that if an organization is to remain viable, effective management tools must be developed and utilized. This program is focused on helping present and future leaders of the not-for-profit sector gain solid analytical and problem solving skills unique to nonprofit organizations.

Eastern’s nonprofit management degree is offered as a weekend residency program in Washington, DC, and the Philadelphia Area.  Students meet in class for ten weekends over the course of approximately 22-24 months with research and field based learning in the interim.

With convenient class locations and weekend sessions, working individuals are able to balance their busy work schedules with their classroom agendas. In-class discussions, relationship building between instructors and students, as well as independent research and project development are all attributes of the program.  All students enrolled in the MS in Nonprofit Management program will be considered full-time students and in turn are eligible for federally guaranteed student loans.

For more information on the MS in Nonprofit Management Program or to get answers to your questions with a Program Coordinator please email Mike Sheridan or call at 484-581-1275 or 1-800-732-7669 ext. 1275.

OR fill out our online inquiry form to request information about the program.