Major Requirements (72 credits)
40 credit hours must be completed in residence in the major, including FA 199 and LL 303.
Professional Studies Core (20 credits, 8 credits in residence)
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
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FA 199 | CAREER ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING 1 | 2 |
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DCM 330 | PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE | 4 |
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DCM 317 | ETHICS IN THE PROFESSIONS | |
DCM 318 | SOCIAL JUSTICE IN THE PROFESSIONS | |
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CCA 170 | CREATIVITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP | 2 |
DCM 319 | CREATIVITY AND INNOVATIVE THINKING | |
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CCH 283 | GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES OF WORK & FAMILY | 4 |
CCH 300 | GLOBALIZATION AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 4 |
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LL 303 | CAPSTONE PROJECT 1 | 6 |
Nonprofit Management Core (40 credits)
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
DA 200 | DATA ANALYTICS | 4 |
BADM 223 | ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE PRINCIPLES | 4 |
DCM 301 | EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP IN A CHANGING PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT | 4 |
BADM 335 | RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE WORKPLACE | 4 |
PPS 318 | PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS | 4 |
PPS 208 | INTRODUCTION TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS | 4 |
PPS 319 | FUNDRAISING FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS | 4 |
PPS 322 | FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT | 4 |
PPS 329 | STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING | 4 |
PPS 346 | ADVOCACY AND LOBBYING | 4 |
Nonprofit Management Major Electives (12 credits)
Students are encouraged to use their major elective credits to complete a thematic cluster of courses relevant to their professional goals. For example, they may wish to create a cluster relevant to the type of nonprofit they currently work for or wish to pursue. For example, students who intend to work for nonprofit organizations focusing on environmental issues, might want to take environmental studies courses.
Those who intend to work for health organizations might want to take courses concerning public health . Students can also develop a cluster around serving certain communities such as Latino, African American or LGBTQ Studies. Students also have the option of taking additional courses related to nonprofit management for their major electives.
Students should work with their academic advisors to identify an appropriate cluster theme and apply the courses to their major electives and open electives. Thematic clusters can be completed through DePaul courses, transfer courses or Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). The course list below are some major elective options.
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
ABD 100 | INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN AND BLACK DIASPORA STUDIES | |
ABD 208 | AFRICAN AMERICA: PEOPLES, CULTURES, IDEAS AND MOVEMENTS | |
BADM 288 | MARKETING FOR THE SOCIAL GOOD | |
BADM 313 | CHANGE MANAGEMENT: THEORY & PRACTICE | |
CCH 110 | ESSENTIALS OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT | |
CCH 220 | FRAUD IN REAL WORLD ORGANIZATIONS | |
CCH 387 | AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES IN CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE | |
CSS 320 | COMMUNITY FOOD SYSTEMS | |
DCM 312 | ADVANCED LEADERSHIP THEORY & PRACTICE | |
GEO 205 | RACE, JUSTICE, AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT | |
GEO 225 | EARTH'S CHANGING CLIMATE | |
HC 326 | CONTEMPORARY NATIVE AMERICAN/AMERICAN INDIAN ISSUES | |
HLTH 335 | COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT | |
LST 202 | CONSTRUCTING LATINO COMMUNITIES | |
LST 307 | GROWING UP LATINO/LATINA IN THE U.S. | |
PAX 200 | COMMUNITIES WORKING FOR SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE AND PEACE: SERVICE IN CHICAGO AND THE U.S. | |
PPS 333 | GREEN CITIES | |
PPS 350 | ISSUES IN URBAN REDEVELOPMENT | |
PSY 213 | LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER PSYCHOLOGY | |
Open Electives (42 credits)
Open Electives can be fulfilled through courses taken in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies and other DePaul colleges, transfer courses, assessment of prior learning (PLA), and independent studies.
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