MSc in International Management, NGO & Mission Based Management Track

The NGO and Mission-Based Management Track of the MSc in International Management prepares you to work in non-governmental organizations and other mission-based organizations such as social enterprises. Such work not only requires core competencies that are relevant to businesses or corporations – such as in finance, strategy and operations – but it also requires special leadership and negotiation skills when interacting with communities and their stakeholders as well as special resource management and outcome reporting skills. The walls between the for-profit sector and the not-for-profit sector have become more permeable. NGO’s have adopted conventional management techniques to manage their performance and effectiveness, while social enterprises borrow frameworks and techniques from the NGO sector.

Practical management in a global context

Alongside the core modules of the MSc in International Management, you will take the following track-specialty courses:

CORE COURSES

Track-relevant content is also a part of the learning objectives of several core courses and electives. Graduate advising focuses on offering you customized readings, research opportunities and further resources specific to your interests, and the end-level assessments offer another way to differentiate your degree. Moreover, if you are interested in taking this track-specific focus further, you may complete a research project, a professional experience or further directed studies in these areas.

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