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Master's

MSc Nonprofit and Foundation Management (Minnesota) (On campus)

Frontier Innovation University

Frontier Innovation University

Master's

MSc Nonprofit and Foundation Management (Minnesota) (On campus)

Frontier Innovation University

Austin, US

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Tuition

$3,200/year (on campus)

Degree

M.Sc.

Delivery

Full-time · On-campus

Duration

2 years (18 mo)

Language & requirements

Taught in: English

Tuition fees

  • INTERNATIONAL$3,200/year (on campus)

About Frontier Innovation University

Affordable US innovation university in Austin, Texas.

Overview

This MSc is for people who already staff Minnesota nonprofits, community foundations, and public-adjacent charities. Frontier Innovation University will not place you at a foundation, will not grant a fundraising licence, and will not put donor logos on the page. You will read a 990, design a board packet, and cost programmes through Minnesota’s winter service calendar. Tuition-free online and Austin campus share one standard. Capstones use public 990s or anonymised organisational data. Institutional HLC/DEAC story only—no extra marks. Identity-checked assessment applies whether you study online or on campus.

Delivered on campus in Austin with in-person seminars, library access, and student services.

**Award:** Frontier Innovation University **Credits:** 36 | **Typical duration:** 2 years (18 months)

Course structure

4 terms · 16 modules · 36 credits

Module 1: Money and form

  • MLT2201·U.S. Nonprofit Forms and Minnesota Practice
    3 credits
  • MLT2202·990 Literacy for Managers
    3 credits
  • MLT2203·Restricted Revenue, Overhead, and Honesty
    3 credits
  • MLT2204·Internal Controls without CPA Pretence
    3 credits

Module 2: Governance

  • MLT2205·Volunteer Boards, Packets, and Minutes
    3 credits
  • MLT2206·Conflicts, Family Enterprises, and Founder Risk
    3 credits
  • MLT2207·Advocacy Literacy (Not a Lobbying Licence)
    3 credits
  • MLT2208·Public Information and Logo Ethics
    3 credits

Module 3: Programmes

  • MLT2209·Service Design through Winter and Distance
    3 credits
  • MLT2210·Workforce, Volunteers, and Burnout as Operations
    3 credits
  • MLT2211·Grant Calendars and Funder Theatre
    3 credits
  • MLT2212·Evaluation that a Programme Can Actually Run
    3 credits

Module 4: Capstone

  • MLT2213·Briefing Boards and Funders without Lies
    3 credits
  • MLT2214·Methods for Organisational Inquiry
    3 credits
  • MLT2215·Dual-Pathway Nonprofit Leadership Assessment
    3 credits
  • MLT2216·Capstone: Minnesota Nonprofit or Foundation Management Project
    3 credits

Learning outcomes

  • Apply discipline-specific theory to complex professional problems
  • Design and execute research or applied projects to postgraduate standard
  • Communicate findings clearly to academic and industry audiences
  • Demonstrate ethical, inclusive practice in global workplaces

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