Online Nonprofit Management MBA Programs

Online MBA - Nonprofit Management Specialization

Nonprofit organizations, which account for eight percent of the U.S. economy, draw MBA graduates who want to use their business degree for the common good. Unlike a typical private sector MBA, the nonprofit management MBA tailors your education to the specialized needs of nonprofit organizations. Courses in a nonprofit management MBA will include those found in a traditional MBA, plus an emphasis on fundraising, volunteer management, and nonprofit law.

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Education is essential for anyone interested in upper-level nonprofit management. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that most paid executive directors in large organizations have graduate degrees, often specifically in nonprofit management, or in business and public administration. No degree can guarantee a career or salary; however, a nonprofit management MBA gives you the educational specialization many employers often prefer or require.

Though many workers in nonprofit fields receive a relatively low hourly wage, directors and upper-level managers usually receive a salary. According to the BLS and the Nonprofit Times annual salary survey, the average yearly salaries for nonprofit management include:

• Director of International Activities: $100,450
• Director of Marketing: $77,108
• Director of Education/Certification: $74,355
• Director of Publishing: $73,138
• Director of Membership Development: $72,953
• Director of Administration: $68,047
• Director of Meetings/Conventions: $67,997

Depending on your skills, experience, and education, a nonprofit management MBA can open the door to a wide variety of challenging careers.

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