The Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS), Nonprofit Management Program is a four year interdisciplinary program that combines courses in General Management, Nonprofit Management, Community Development and Leadership in order to prepare students to make a difference in society, lead organizations, and make recommendations for positive change. Graduates of the program will be prepared to work in community organizations in social services, arts and other nonprofit settings.

The program will enable students to develop leadership capabilities and management skills through experiences both in and outside of the classroom.  Inside the classroom students will be exposed to various pedagogies including case studies, simulations, exercises, field studies, live problems, and lectures to facilitate the application of knowledge, development of arguments and alternatives and ultimately proposed solutions reflecting sound judgement.   Outside of the classroom students will have the opportunity to participate in two practicums where they will work directly with staff and leaders in community, nonprofit and other organizations.  In addition, students will have the option to apply to the Management and Organizational Studies paid Internship Program.