Nonprofit Leadership and Management (BS)
Arizona State University’s online Bachelor of Science in nonprofit management and leadership equips passionate changemakers with the skills to strengthen communities and drive meaningful change. This program blends leadership training, strategic management and hands-on learning to prepare you to champion causes that matter most to you.
Nonprofit leadership and management courses
Courses provide knowledge in areas such as ethical leadership, community service evaluation and voluntary action. You’ll examine how nonprofits address community needs and assess the impact of individual and collective efforts. The program culminates in a service learning course or a six-credit internship with a nonprofit organization. Both options provide hands-on experience and insight into the impact of mission-driven work.
The jobs a nonprofit management degree prepares you for
A career in nonprofit management opens doors for opportunities in charities, foundations, advocacy groups, social services organizations and arts and cultural institutions. Other career paths include positions in government agencies, social enterprises, international NGOs, educational institutions and faith-based organizations. Your skills can also pave the way for industry credentials and career advancement.
Graduates are prepared to make an impact in roles including, but not limited to:
Social and Human Service Assistants
Growth: 8.6%
Salary: $38,520
Chief Executives
Growth: -8.2%
Salary: $189,520
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other
Growth: 6.5%
Salary: $47,290
Compliance Managers
Growth: 3.3%
Salary: $128,620
General and Operations Managers
Growth: 4.2%
Salary: $98,100
Public Relations Managers
Growth: 5.9%
Salary: $129,430
Regulatory Affairs Managers
Growth: 3.3%
Salary: $128,620
Social and Community Service Managers
Growth: 9.1%
Salary: $74,240