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		Home About the Nonprofit Management Initiative Related GW Programs Participating Faculty Advisory Board Listserv Resources Community Service			Related GW Programs Graduate Degree Programs \| Undergraduate Degree Programs \| Certificate Programs \| Research Units and Programs This page provides links to various degree and certificate programs offered by The George Washington University that relate to aspects of nonprofit management and to other University offices that provide services or conduct research relevant to the focus of the Nonprofit Management Initiative. Graduate Degree Programs: Masters of Public Administration With Concentration in Nonprofit Management Masters of Public Policy With Concentration in Nonprofit Management Masters of Business Administration With Concentration in Nonprofit Management Masters of Arts in Museum Studies Master of Arts in Education and Human Development With Concentration in Higher Education Administration Doctor of Education With Concentration in Higher Education Administration Master of Arts in Teaching With Concentration in Museum Education Masters of Business Administration With Concentration in Health Care Administration Masters of Health Care Administration School of Public Health and Health Policy Back to top... Undergraduate Degree Programs: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology With Major in Human Services Back to top... Certificate Programs: Certificate in Museum Studies Back to top... Research Units and Programs: NGO Working Group The GW International NGO Working Group is a multi-disciplinary working group of faculty and doctoral students at GW, with associates from the development, policy, and business communities interested in international NGOs (INGOs) and development. Back to top... Nonprofit Management Initiative, The George Washington University 805 21st St. NW, Suite 601; Washington, DC 20052 (202) 994-6295 \| e-mail: npm@gwu.edu			"Those who have built careers in the nonprofit sector often undertake enormous challenges. They are true heroes, community leaders, and neighbors in the best sense of the word." Bill Shore Founder, Share our Strength GW Alumnus (JD'81)