Master’s in Social Impact Online Degree
ONLINE master of Arts in
Social impact
ONLINE
MSI
The Master of Arts in Social Impact program is designed for aspiring founders, social entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, and mission-driven changemakers who want to turn their passion for changing the world into a concrete plan of action. This dynamic program teaches you about grant writing, board development, program evaluation, proven marketing strategies, business models, and revenue streams that can diversify funding for worthy programs, nonprofits and social-impact businesses in your community and around the world.
program Overview
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Program Length
TUITION
Full-time: 13 months*
Part-time: 22 months
*Full-time status (2 courses per term) must be maintained to complete your master’s degree in 13 months.
$550 per credit hour
All courses are 3 credit hours
Funding options are available
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of your Master of Arts in Social Impact program, you will be able to:
Find Out What Our Master’s in Social Impact Alumni Have to Say
Joseph Williams, graduate of the Master of Arts in Social Impact, shares his thoughts why an education from CLU is valuable for leaders in social impact. Learn more about why he says that this type of education can help social impact leaders “start working together in different ways and envisioning different solutions to some of the problems that folks are trying to solve.”
Faculty
A team of professional educators with a wide range of experience in social impact endeavors contribute to your learning environment at Claremont Lincoln University. Here are just a few you may meet:
Career Paths
As a graduate of the MA in Social Impact program, you will be prepared to approach your career from a new perspective. The skills and competencies this degree offers you can apply to roles in a variety of capacities including:
Student SPOTLIGHT
Many of our graduates have gone on to pursue rewarding careers. Explore their stories of success.
“I’ve learned to be a mindful leader, one who invites dialogue. I use the Core in both my personal and professional life.”