In a growing nonprofit sector, leaders of nonprofit organizations need a solid grounding in business and managerial skills. By combining the coursework of a traditional M.B.A. degree with the particular issues of the nonprofit sector, the Lieber School of Graduate Studies at the University of Judaism prepares top-quality professional managers. Graduates of the M.B.A. in Nonprofit Management program assume leading positions for a variety of foundations, social service, educational, religious, health-care and arts organizations. The M.B.A. program offers both late afternoon and evening classes to meet the needs of full-time students and working professionals.
Students participate in a challenging internship or practicum in a nonprofit organization.
An M.A. in Nonprofit Management is available for students who already hold a master's degree. Students with nonprofit work experience may undertake a team-based practicum project with M.B.A. faculty in place of an internship. Both the internship and the practicum allow for important networking opportunities with nonprofit organizations. Professional Placement Graduates of the M.B.A. Program in Nonprofit Management find numerous job opportunities in the nonprofit sector. UJ faculty advisors play a pivotal role in assisting students with professional placement.