BSBA in Nonprofit Management

Are you a mission-driven professional who believes that doing good is good business? A socially conscious student looking to make a positive impact on the world? Our BSBA with a concentration in Nonprofit Management was designed to help you realize your dreams while building sustainable solutions for today’s social, environmental, and economic challenges.

Whether you’re interested in protecting civil liberties, international amnesty, public radio, ending world hunger, clean water, or reversing climate change, the growing nonprofit sector has opportunities for visionary change leaders like you.

Feel the Nichols Difference

There’s a reason the Princeton Review named Nichols College a 2022 Best College in the Northeast. Our unique focus on experiential learning sets us apart and our students in their job searches. Having hands-on experience working with real companies before you even cross the graduation stage is an instant resume booster. We can’t wait to see where your degree will take you.

Nonprofit Management Careers

There are 12.3 million Nonprofit jobs in America according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Imagine working for one of these top nonprofits:

  • Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Amnesty International
  • TED
  • National Public Radio
  • American Red Cross
  • Charity:water
  • Doctors Without Borders
  • Feeding America

Nonprofit Management Pros Are…

Compassionate

Dedicated

Tireless

Collaborative

Leaders

Inventive

Internships & Experiential Learning

Every Nichols College student completes at least one semester of experiential learning, assisted by our extensive alumni network, industry-veteran professors, and our Career & Professional Development Center. We’ll help match an internship to your passion as you learn to navigate the realities of nonprofit work.

Meet your Faculty

Nonprofit Management Courses

Nonprofit Management students must complete the Business Core and earn 3 credits of Experiential Learning (Internships), as well as:

Required Courses

Electives