Spertus Institute Master of Science in Nonprofit Management
Evening Program
One night a week, one course at a time, one amazing outcome

• Cohort model promotes collaborative learning and peer support for working professionals
• Meets one evening per week for two-year length of the program
• Affordable tuition and fees: pay less than $20,000 for the entire program, including books, materials, and fees
• Lockstep registration means you always get the classes you need
• Relevant content designed for adults and geared toward nonprofit leaders
• Choice of concentration areas or independent project to tailor program to your specific interests
• Effective and dynamic faculty offer real-world experience and academic distinction
• Financial aid available for those who qualify
• Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Assocation of Colleges and Schools
• 67% of MSNM Alumni report promotion or better job within one year of graduation

The MSNM Evening Program admits four cohorts each academic year, each consisting of 10-20 students. Cohorts begin in January, March, June, and September.

The next cohort begins June 19, 2013
(Classes will meet Tuesday evenings from 6:15 to 9:15 pm)

Evening Program Schedule

Core Curriculum
The MSNM program offers a comprehensive Core Curriculum that address all aspects of nonprofit management.

The Core Curriculum is supplemented by one of two Concentration Areas or an Independent Project that is planned and developed by the student with the help of an academic advisor.

Concentration Areas are:

• Fundraising Management
• Human Services Management
• Jewish Communal Services

Options for an Independent Project are:

• Literature Review and Analysis
• Organizational Study
• Grant Proposal

Next Steps

Complete this Online Inquiry Form or contact Director of Admissions Susan Greenwald at sgreenwald@spertus.edu or call 312.322.1707.

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