Master of Nonprofit Leadership, MNPL

Become an effective nonprofit leader and make a lasting impact with Seattle University's Master of Nonprofit Leadership program. You'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complex landscape of nonprofit organizations. Seattle University's Master of Nonprofit Leadership program (MNPL) prepares social justice-minded leaders to make a difference in the world. Designed for working adults, the program consists of evening and weekend classes that combine the latest in leadership theory and nonprofit research with hands-on experience through community-based consulting and practicum projects. Our program focuses on the professional skillset you need to succeed as a nonprofit leader: Leadership Theory, Governance, Strategic Planning etc. Embarking on a Master's in Nonprofit Leadership takes you into the worlds of strategic management, resource mobilization, and ethical leadership within the nonprofit sector. You engage with real-world case studies, honing your skills in organizational development and effective collaboration. Guided by experienced faculty, you explore innovative approaches to address societal challenges and drive meaningful change. Networking with fellow passionate individuals, you build a community dedicated to making a difference. Through this immersive experience, you emerge as a skilled and compassionate leader, ready to lead and inspire within the nonprofit landscape.

Bachelor’s degree or higher - Evidence of a four-year bachelor's degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution. Minimum of 3.00 GPA - Applicants with less than a 3.00 GPA might be considered for probationary admission and can submit an additional GPA explanation statement. Applicants with a non-graded bachelor's degree are required to submit a GRE/GMAT test score.