• Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship
•Nonprofit Sector Overview and Trends
•Strategic Planning and Organizational Development
•Fundraising and Grant Writing
•Marketing and Communications for Nonprofits
•Financial Management and Budgeting for Social Enterprises
•Volunteer Management and Leadership
•Impact Measurement and Evaluation
•Community Engagement and Stakeholder Relations
•Social Enterprise Models and Case Studies
•Practical Internship Experience
•Final Project: Developing a Social Enterprise or Nonprofit Business Plan
The Social Enterprise and Nonprofit Management program spans 1 year. It integrates classroom learning with practical experiences such as internships, workshops, and community projects. Students will have the opportunity to work with local nonprofits, community organizations, and social enterprises to apply theoretical concepts in real-world settings. The program culminates in a capstone project where students develop a social enterprise or nonprofit business plan aimed at addressing a specific social challenge or creating a sustainable community initiative.
Upon graduation, students will earn a diploma in Social Enterprise and Nonprofit Management. Career opportunities include nonprofit manager, social enterprise consultant, program coordinator, community outreach coordinator, grant writer, and roles in foundations, NGOs, and government agencies. Graduates will be equipped to lead and manage mission-driven organizations, contribute to social innovation, and drive positive change in communities. This program also provides a strong foundation for further studies in social work, public administration, and business management.