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Jan 05, 2025
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2024-2025 GRADUATE CATALOG
Nonprofit Management, (MNM)
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Master of Nonprofit Management (MNM) Degree Program offers tracks in social justice or fundraising and philanthropy.
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Program Admission
Applicants must satisfy admission requirements of the Graduate School and receive favorable endorsement from the public administration faculty. Admission will be based on: - Undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
- Previous education and/or experience via a resume.
- Two letters of reference.
- Ability to articulate career goals and education objectives via a personal statement.
- OPTIONAL. Standardized Examination (not required for acceptance into program).
Inquiries can be directed to mpa_admissions@memphis.edu Program Requirements
Students are required to complete a minimum of thirty-nine (39) semester hours. Twenty-four (24) hours are taken in the core curriculum; twelve (12) hours of electives, plus a three (3) hour internship or field project. An individual course plan is designed for each student and approved by the student’s academic advisor, and can follow either a generalist course of study, or focus on one of two tracks: social justice, or fundraising and philanthropy. The core curriculum is as follows: Other Requirements
- The capstone project must be successfully completed during the calendar year in which the student expects to graduate. Students must also successfully complete PADM 7607 - Public Svc Leadership , during the calendar year in which the student expects to graduate.
- Preservice students must enroll in PADM 7610 Internship Public Svc (3 Hours) and the internship placement should relate to the student’s concentration and career goals. Students must complete a minimum of 18 semester hours prior to enrollment in PADM 7610. Midcareer students may substitute a 3 credit hour Independent Study or other elective.
Non-Degree-Seeking Students
If a student has taken graduate courses at The University of Memphis as a non-degree-seeking student, the student may apply a maximum of 9 credit hours toward his/her degree requirements. The grade in each course applied must be at least a “3.00.” The Coordinator of Graduate Studies must approve all course work taken as a non-degree-seeking student. |
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