Post University's Master of Science in Human Services program with a concentration in non-profit management is designed to meet the educational needs of individuals who want to advance their skills and career options or are seeking employment in this growing field.

The Master of Science in Human Services program with a concentration in non-profit management allows students to acquire the conceptual, analytical, and operational knowledge to assume new or more advanced positions in non-profit human services agencies.

Our Master of Science in Human Services program with a concentration in non-profit management program combines the strengths of a traditional New England University education with the convenience and flexibility of online learning. You will benefit from regular contact with and feedback from professors, as well as the opportunity to learn from and interact with other working professionals. Our highly interactive online classes are offered in eight-week modules, six times a year, making it possible for you to complete your Master of Science in Human Services program with a concentration in non-profit management in less time without sacrificing quality.

The Post University MSHSV program affords students the opportunity to take additional coursework toward licensure eligibility, but it is not a licensure program. As licensure is a professional process, it is up to each student to fully understand the licensure process as it varies from state to state and area of specialization. The faculty and staff in the MSHSV program are here to support and advise students on program requirements, but it is ultimately the responsibility of individual students to be in charge of his/her own licensure process and to make sure that all requirements are met in obtaining licensure. Post University does not speak on behalf of any licensing board or body.

The online Master of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Non-Profit Management at Post University is ideal for professionals who:

• Want to gain a thorough understanding of human behavior systems, ranging from individuals and groups to organizations, communities, and society.
• Are interested in learning about topics such as the complexity and interconnectedness of human problems, social and cultural forces, national policies, and the demands of organizational work.
• Want to explore the core values of the human services work industry and its history and ethics, as well as the need to be aware of one's own values and to have an empathic understanding of clients' values, lifestyles', and goals.
• Seek to develop an in-depth understanding of the major models of intervention and treatment, industry-competent problem analysis, and skill achievement to plan, implement, and evaluate these strategies through skills learned from earning an online Master of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Non-Profit Management.
• Want to gain an in-depth understanding of organizational and managerial knowledge essential to operate human service programs successfully, including grant writing, planning and managing of people, preparing program budgets, and implementing information systems.