Not-for-Profit Management Information

Not-for-Profit Management at the Graduate School of Management is designed to address the challenges facing the not-for-profit sector. Many not-for-profit organizations have faced new competition, dramatic changes in their customer mix, and significant declines in their traditional sources of revenue. Today's challenges mean that organizations must know the most sophisticated and advanced concepts the field has to offer in order to remain competitive.

Managers of not-for-profit corporations are animated by their passion for service. More and more frequently a compelling mission and passionate commitment are not enough for success. The University of Dallas Not-for-Profit program is designed to augment the skills and specialized knowledge managers have with the practical tools for success. Although the ends are different and the clients are different, the tools necessary to build a strong, viable and successful not-for-profit are the very same tools used by for-profit firms. Whether its marketing, human resources, accounting, finance or operations - often times the best way to accomplish your mission is through better business practices.

Programs in Not-for-Profit Management

An emphasis in Not-for-Profit Management is offered for the following programs:

Master of Business Administration
MBA Degree Completion
Graduate Certificates

Courses in Not-for-Profit Management

To receive the MBA concentration in Not-for-Profit Management designation on their transcript students must complete 4 Not-for-Profit electives. *Courses with prerequisites.

ACCT 6370 Planning and Control of Services*
MANA 7370 Management of Not-for-Profit Organizations
MANA 7374 Partnerships, Fund Development, and Sponsorships
MANA 8340 Prisoner Outreach Program
MARK 7330 Services Marketing

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