Program in Nonprofit Administration School of Management University of San Francisco

University of San Francisco - About the School of Management

Students of the School of Management at the University of San Francisco benefit from the rigorous academic tradition and social justice values of a Jesuit university, as well as the dynamism and diversity of the San Francisco Bay Area. The exceptional faculty consists of entrepreneurs, consultants, researchers, and business leaders who provide insights across multiple industries and sectors: public, private and nonprofit. USF students grow in their understanding of project and people leadership while simultaneously learning to think beyond the bottom line to the common good.

"Transform your life, leadership and the world from here - San Francisco's first university - USF."

Admissions

Master of Non-Profit Administration - the First in the Country

The Master of Non-Profit Administration (MNA) program prepares students for management and leadership roles in the nonprofit sector. Students of the program investigate the political, economic, legal, and social environments of nonprofit organizations in the country's first master's degree in nonprofit administration, developing a deeper understanding of nonprofit management and emerging stronger and more capable of leading initiatives for positive change.

• Degrees Offered
• Major Degree Levels Offered
• Master of Nonprofit Administration (MNA)

• Degrees Awarded
• Master's Degrees 29
• Doctoral Degrees Not reported
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported
• * Shows the number of degrees awarded for the last academic year that data was reported.

• Earning Your Degree
• Part-time study available? Not reported
• Evening/weekend programs available? Not reported
• Distance learning programs available? Not reported
• Terminal master's degree available? Not reported

• Degree Requirements
• Master's Degrees Optional
• Doctoral Degrees Not reported
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported

• Faculty Breakout
• Total Faculty7
• Full-time Percentage29%
• Part-time Percentage71%
• Female Percentage57%
• Male Percentage43%

• Existing Research
• Focus of faculty researchPhilanthropy in ethnic communities
• Externally sponsored research expenditures last yearNot Reported