BA in Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership, Salem College (Women's College)

48 Months

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About this course

Salem’s program in nonprofit management and community leadership is one of the few undergraduate offerings of its kind in the country. It takes a comprehensive approach, engaging students with community and societal issues while highlighting the crucial role of nonprofit organizations in fostering healthy and just communities. Through experiential learning in classrooms and across the Triad region, students will develop the skills necessary to become effective change agents and leaders in the nonprofit sector.

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is ideal for students passionate about making a social impact and seeking an education that combines theory with practical experience. The opportunity to intern at prestigious organizations and work on advocacy projects gives students real-world exposure. The program prepares graduates for diverse roles within the nonprofit sector, as well as for graduate studies in social work, law, or arts administration.

Specialisation

The program focuses on nonprofit management and community leadership, integrating interdisciplinary studies and practical experiences. Students explore various aspects of the nonprofit sector, including community-based research, internships, grant writing, and strategic planning for social change.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

28.15L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in nonprofit management and community leadership, along with a minor in the same field. Specific academic details and course pathways can be found in the college’s 4-year plan and academic catalog.

English language test

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

100

IELTS

6.5

PTE

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Salem College (Women's College) admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

Graduates have a broad scope of opportunity in over 1.5 million nonprofit organizations across various fields such as community engagement, civil and human rights, health services, education, and arts and culture. Many alumni also pursue advanced degrees like law, social work, or arts administration to further their careers.

FAQs

What kind of practical experiences will I get during the program?

Students participate in community-based research, internships with organizations like Family Services and the Mental Health Association, and advocacy projects on issues such as Medicaid expansion and reproductive justice.

Can I pursue graduate studies after this program?

Yes, graduates often continue their education in fields like social work and arts administration, or pursue professional degrees such as law.