Dear Prospective Candidates,
The Master of Social Sciences in Nonprofit Management Programme invites you to participate in the Lecture & Information Session on 11 Jan 2023 (Wed), 19:00 - 20:30. The session will be available online (Zoom link will be shared before the session). The information session will introduce 1) Programme teachers and details and 2) the Admission Process to participants. Please signup now to confirm your seat in the information session. For more details related to our programme, please visit our website.
About the Programme
The Master of Social Sciences in Nonprofit Management degree curriculum is the first master degree in nonprofit management in Hong Kong to enhance nonprofit developments in the Asia-Pacific area and the world. It is designed to train leaders in civil society and particularly the nonprofit sector in Greater China and throughout the world. It addresses cutting-edge developments in social innovation, strategic problem-solving, impact philanthropy, and capacity enhancement through effective leadership, financial planning, social branding, and design thinking.
This curriculum offers cross-disciplinary research-led teaching and connects nonprofit leaders from the field including NPM alumni, local and global experts to share experiences and insights, deepening students' knowledge and practice competence. Students will examine a wide range of nonprofit-related entities including social service and advocacy organizations, family foundations, corporate social responsibility programmes, and social enterprises. The blended learning involving intensive teaching mode and an online forum is uniquely designed for working professionals. Students are prepared to advance their careers in the nonprofit sector and to create broader social impact locally and internationally following graduation.
Should you have any enquiries, please feel free to contact us by email at mnpm@hku.hk or by phone at 3917 2075. We look forward to seeing you!
Best regards,
Master of Social Sciences in Nonprofit Management Programme
Department of Social Work & Social Administration
The University of Hong Kong