Because we train students for leadership positions in society and because most of our graduates will volunteer for and serve on nonprofit boards, nonprofit courses appeal to a broad segment of Kellogg students with a wide range of career interests. Our distinguished faculty of teachers, practitioners and scholars has abundant real-world experience. They have been active in government, managed nonprofits, and studied and worked closely with a broad array of organizations, including arts, education, advocacy groups, social services, foundations and fund-raising. With its Chicago location, Kellogg provides a rich, unique laboratory for those interested in public and nonprofit careers. Kellogg provides a lifelong learning experience.
Graduates are likely to change jobs, sectors, and even careers several times.
Our students and graduates are Kellogg's ultimate selling points. Seek them out or, better yet, come see for yourself. Donald Haider Director of the Program in Public and Nonprofit Management Professor of Public Management About The Kellogg School Widely recognized as one of the finest graduate business programs in the United States, the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University is home to a renowned, research-based faculty and bright, ambitious management students from around the world. From its quiet beginning at the turn of the century as the undergraduate School of Commerce, Kellogg has risen to national prominence through a dedication to academic excellence, a spirit of innovation, and, above all, a profound spirit of fellowship. About 25 percent of all master's students are foreign citizens, representing more than 40 countries.