With a management degree and a non-profit management option from OSU, you will obtain knowledge in topics like managing a blended workforce
of paid staff and volunteers, public image, accountability and measures of success.
Why study non-profit management at OSU?
Students in non-profit management will gain skills and knowledge about the non-profit
sector that will prepare them to enter the sector as professionals or board members.
In non-profit management, topics include differences between the for-profit and non-profit
sectors in regard to fundraising and developments.
There are many paths a management major can take. Many are similar to those of other
business majors but with a focus in the non-profit sector. Potential jobs include:
Administrator for non-profit organizations
Advocacy director
Business office supervisor
Campaign manager
Chief Association Executive
93%of graduating seniors
had employment, job offers or other professional plans within six months of graduation.
Through the Eastin Center, OSU supports students’ professional growth from awareness
to knowledge acquisition, practice and ultimately successful implementation.