Your springboard for the non-profit, healthcare, and public sectors
The part-time Master's program offers industry-specific general management training with a focus on non-profit organizations and public institutions. With experts from academia and practice, state-of-the-art knowledge and trends in non-profit and public management are explored in small groups, allowing students to acquire well-founded, industry-specific competencies at the master's level. As part of the program, students independently conduct projects for non-profit organizations and public institutions. This allows the knowledge gained to be directly transferred into practice. Various elective modules enable further and individual specialization, for example in the healthcare sector or social management. Providing a comprehensive understanding of the management of non-profit organizations and the public sector prepares students in the best possible way for future leadership challenges
Management Competencies for Leaders:
- Industry-Specific Competencies in Non-Profit and Public Management
- Leadership Skills
- Strategic Competence
- Control and Resource Competence
- Innovation and Transformation Competence
- Scientific Competence
Career Prospects
Graduates of the program can find employment opportunities across a wide range of organizations in the non-profit sector, such as associations, federations, or advocacy groups, as well as in the public sector—administrative bodies, district authorities, municipalities, international organizations, and public enterprises. These institutions cover a broad spectrum of areas, including:
- Social Services
- Education
- Healthcare
- Culture
- Recreation and Sports
- Advocacy for Citizen and Consumer Interests
- Infrastructure
- Technology and Regional Development
- Economic Development
- Housing
- Environmental and Nature Conservation
