Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL
University of Pennsylvania · PA · NONPROFIT-NGO-LEADERSHIP-MSNPL
Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL is a degree at University of Pennsylvania, PA. It covers areas like social entrepreneurship, leadership, business ethics, social research methods, engineering ethics, business law. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Pennsylvania
What you'll study in Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL
Example subjects: Penn Social Impact Lab, Empowering Nonprofit Leaders to Thrive, Ethics and The Pursuit of Social Impact, Introduction to Data Analysis for Social Impact, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Partnerships and Practices, Nonprofit Law, Understanding and Managing Volunteers for Impact, The Nonprofit Sector: Concepts and Theories, Strategic Management and Leadership of Nonprofits, Leadership Theory and Practice, Social Finance, Social Entrepreneurship.
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What will I study in Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL?
Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL covers areas like social-entrepreneurship, leadership, engineering-ethics, social-research-methods, business-ethics, educational-leadership, social-theory, professional-practice.
Who offers Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL?
Nonprofit/NGO Leadership, MSNPL is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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