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O'Neill School of Public & Environmental Affairs · B.S.P.A.
Interested in working with nonprofit organizations and obtaining the prowess to be a successful leader? Within the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, the Nonprofit Management and Leadership major allows students to gain the skills needed to run organizations and programs that provide essential services to people from all walks of life. You'll learn how to manage people, projects, and communication. You'll study cost-benefit analysis, fund development, and financial management to graduate with the managerial tools necessary to lead healthy organizations while advancing a cause or mission that you're passionate about.
By working with award-winning faculty, students will gain competency in identifying nonprofit sector concepts, designing nonprofit related programs, understanding financial management and development, leadership, understanding the role of a board in a nonprofit, and can convey clear and well-supported arguments.
Counseling, Helping, and Social Service · Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations · Nonprofit, Philanthropy, and Fundraising
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Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Employed (full- or part-time) or continuing their education: 98%
O'Neill School, all undergraduates whose status is known
82% knowledge rate.
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Median salary across all sectors: $53k
O'Neill School, all undergraduates
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
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