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Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement (M.Ed.)
One of the only programs of its kind
. Learn to leverage proven nonprofit management strategies alongside grassroots community engagement in Merrimack’s 100% online master's degree.
For under $20K, earn your master’s degree in a high-touch, fully online program that blends nonprofit leadership, community organizing, and digital strategy. Designed for aspiring changemakers, this program offers hands-on experience through community partnerships.
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Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Master's Degree at a Glance
Mode of Study
Online (Synchronous)
Est. Time
12-16 Months Full-time (Part-time Study Available)
Start Terms
Fall I & II, Spring I & II, Summer I & II
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Credits
32
Industry Partnerships
CNP & NACC
Evening Courses
Weekly live sessions
Accreditation
NECHE
Fellowships
Full-tuition &
Half-tuition
Scholarships
Alumni Scholarship
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Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Tuition
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Total Tuition Cost
Tuition for 2025-2026, taking effect Fall 2025. Rates are subject to change.
Typical Tuition Costs for the Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement
Merrimack College offers generous
scholarship and fellowship opportunities
to offset your graduate tuition and complement your education with valuable professional experience.
Presidential Fellowships
are 9-month, 25 hour-per-week on-campus placements and cover 100% of tuition.
100%
Provost Fellowships
are 9-month, 15 hour-per-week on-campus placements and cover $9,920, or 50% of tuition.
50%
Double Warrior Alumni Scholarships
are awarded to all Merrimack College alumni, covering $6,547, or 33% of tuition, for recent graduates (25% for previously graduated alumni).
33%
Dean Scholarships
are merit-based awards offered to eligible graduate students who are not alumni of Merrimack College. These scholarships vary in amount and are awarded based on academic achievement and potential.
Visit the page below to find all up-to-date tuition and fees information.
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Overview of Merrimack's Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Master's Degree
Merrimack’s Master’s in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement is designed for people who want to lead with purpose and create lasting change. The program is fully online and at the same time it offers real-world, hands-on learning through volunteer opportunities, community interviews, and digital outreach projects. With
top-tier industry partnerships and credentialing opportunities
, supportive faculty, and strong connections to alumni in many regions of the country, you’ll build the skills and experience to make a meaningful impact in nonprofit leadership and community engagement.
In this program, you will gain the knowledge and skills you need to achieve your career goals and excel in any community engagement setting, including:
Nonprofit and Community Leadership
Community Engagement, Service Learning, and Institutional Partnership
Family Engagement & Youth Development
Social Movements
Why Choose the Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement at Merrimack?
REAL WORLD, HANDS-ON LEARNING
Even in a fully online format, every course is designed to connect theory with practice through community interviews, volunteer work, and digital campaign projects.
PRACTICAL, RELEVANT SKILLS
Our master’s in nonprofit management and community engagement equips you with marketable expertise that employers value. You’ll develop proficiencies in writing, research, public presentation and program evaluation, along with the ability to collaborate, persuade, inspire and lead.
FLEXIBLE AND ACCESSIBLE FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS
Take synchronous evening classes in a virtual learning environment alongside your classmates, with live weekly sessions, and complete your degree in as little as 12 to 16 months. This program is designed to fit your schedule without needing to put your career on pause. Whether you choose to study as a full- or part-time student, you’ll benefit from the same innovative curriculum, top-notch faculty, and close-knit sense of community. Not ready for a full degree program? Get started with our online
Certificate in Activating Community Change
or
Certificate in Community-Based Nonprofit Leadership
STRONG NONPROFIT AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
Merrimack serves as a dynamic hub for civic activity, offering direct access to
partner organizations and credentialing bodies
across Greater Boston, such as Mass Nonprofit Network and SquashBusters, providing the opportunity to gain valuable experience and professional connections while contributing to meaningful causes. Additionally, our extensive network of accomplished alumni and expert faculty provide students with vital connections, mentorship, and professional opportunities within the community engagement field.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY
The program is led by nationally recognized researchers and practitioners in nonprofit leadership and community engagement. You’ll work in a small, online class setting that guarantees extensive faculty face-time and one-on-one support, learning from accomplished scholars and community engagement specialists.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
In addition to a tuition of under $20,000, Merrimack offers substantial financial support through on-campus fellowships and alumni scholarships, making your graduate education more affordable while providing career-boosting experience.
Career Outlook: Where Can a Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Master's Degree Take You?
Median Annual Salary
For Social and Community Service Managers in 2024.
Employment Growth
Between 2024 and 2034 for Social and Community Service Managers, f
aster than average.
k+
Jobs Available
For Social and Community Service Managers in the United States.
19:1
Estimated 20-year ROI*
Source:
Bureau of Labor Statistics
(BLS), 2024
*Estimated Return on Investment (ROI) based on average salary for roles with a Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement master’s degree in relation to Merrimack’s stated tuition for the program, and a potential salary increase of $20k over 20 years. Actual results will vary depending on career path, location, and individual circumstances.
Jobs with a Nonprofit Management & Community Engagement Master's Degree
Upon completing our program, you’ll be well-equipped to pursue positions such as:
Program Director
Youth Program Coordinator
Community Engagement Manager
Policy Analyst
Community Outreach Coordinator
Grants Manager
Social Policy Advocate
Nonprofit Executive Director
Where Merrimack's Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Graduates Work
Nearly 100 percent of our nonprofit management and community engagement graduate students find jobs within a year of completing the master’s degree, working in areas that include nonprofit leadership, service learning, government service, community organizing, policy analysis, academic research and digital community media strategy.
Space2Thrive
Founder, President
MassHousing
Business Development Analyst
Downers Grove Township
Life Skills Teacher
Notre Dame Education Center
ESL for Health Careers Instructor
Nelson Mandela University
Manager: Community Liaison and Marketing
Toledo Public Schools
Special Education Parent Liaison
What Our Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Students and Alumni Say
"This program has been nothing short of transformative. From the eye-opening exploration of Strengths-Based Theory to the deeply reflective and energizing Capstone experience, every moment has challenged, stretched, and uplifted me in ways I never thought possible. This journey has ignited a deeper sense of purpose within me, and I leave the program not only more prepared but more inspired than ever to pursue my goals with clarity and conviction.”
Ruth James
Graduate Fellow,
Greater Commonwealth Virtual School
"Merrimack College's M.Ed. in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement has been a transformational experience in my personal and professional life. With the opportunity to be a fellow, I am learning through classes as well as through work in a field I have limited experience with that helps me grow every day and become more confident in myself and my ability to make meaningful change in the communities I work with. I get to grow professionally, build my resume, and experience new career paths in a safe environment supported by my peers, faculty, and fellowship site. I would recommend this program to anybody looking to get into community engaged work, the program allows for flexibility and continued work throughout the degree.”
Hunter Malone
Graduate Fellow,
Holyoke Community College
“(The graduate faculty) is what glues my whole experience together. I can remain optimistic, challenged and plugged in (as a remote student) because the people I’ve entrusted with my education are consistent. There’s a saying in Africa— ‘a person is a person through others.’ I am because they have been and they continue to be.”
Khanyisa Manzini, M’25
CURRENT JOB: Manager: Community Liaison and Marketing,
Nelson Mandela University
“I felt that the courses really gave me a wonderful foundation and they were what I was looking for. They gave me the tools I needed and a professional framework to engage and talk to others. The professors are very good about getting back to you on time, and I think that’s really important.”
Helena Liedtke, M’24
Current Job: Founder, President,
Space2Thrive
“My experience at Merrimack has been extremely rewarding. I wanted to pursue my Master’s degree to expand my capacity to serve the families in my school district. I gained so much more than I anticipated by making this decision. Every professor in the program was so helpful and knowledgeable. The learning amongst my peers has been an invaluable experience!”
Monica McCain
current job: Special Education Parent Liaison,
Toledo Public Schools, Ohio
What You'll Learn in Merrimack's Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Master's Degree
Key Courses You'll Take
Community Engagement Theory and Practice
CME 5100
This course examines the contemporary community engagement movement, including civic and community engagement, service learning, community-based research in K–12 and higher education, and community-based education and learning. It explores key pragmatic issues such as planning and implementing community partnerships, developing service learning courses, and identifying outcomes for students and sites, as well as core theoretical issues such as community capacity building, reciprocity, sustainability, and ethical engagement.
Nonprofit Management and Leadership
CME 6200
This course provides an overview of leadership and management issues pertinent to the nonprofit sector. Topics include human resource development, program development, financial resource management, and organizational learning. The course also focuses on leader qualities and career paths in the nonprofit sector.
Capstone Project
CME 6850
The capstone project is designed to integrate, extend, and showcase student learning through the program. With the guidance and support of faculty, each student will implement a project that demonstrates and strengthens their community engagement and nonprofit knowledge and skills. Each student is expected to give a formal presentation of their project to the class at the end of the semester.  Students will also give presentations throughout the semester.  The capstone course is intended to support students through the implementation and write-up of the capstone project. This course will serve as a learning community and students will be expected to support one another in their work.
Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Curriculum
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Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Requirements
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Skills You'll Learn
Merrimack’s Master’s in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement equips you with the tools to lead, collaborate, and drive social change. Through hands-on projects and community-based learning, you’ll build a versatile skill set that prepares you for roles in nonprofit organizations, advocacy groups, education, and beyond.
Nonprofit Leadership and Management
Develop strategies for leading mission-driven organizations, managing teams, and overseeing programs with a focus on social responsibility.
Community Needs Assessment
Learn how to map community assets, conduct interviews, and design initiatives that respond to real needs.
Grassroots Organizing and Volunteer Engagement
Build skills to bring people into the work of your organization, lead outreach efforts, and create meaningful opportunities for engagement.
Grant Writing and Development
Learn how to research funding opportunities, craft compelling grant proposals, and build sustainable fundraising strategies to support nonprofit initiatives.
Program Design and Evaluation
Gain skills in planning, implementing, and measuring the success of community and nonprofit initiatives.
Advocacy and Social Change Strategy
Understand the systems that impact communities and develop actionable approaches to promote justice.
Graduate Certificates in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement
Merrimack College also offers two 12-credit online graduate certificates in nonprofit management and community engagement. Not only are they a great way to build your skills and credentials, they are also “stackable” – the credits you earn in either of these certificate programs can be transferred directly into the Master’s in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement program with the same cost per credit! View the expandables below for the curriculum requirements for each.
Activating Community Change
Community-Based Nonprofit Leadership
Certificate in Activating Community Change
Communities today face complex social, political, and cultural challenges that require skilled advocates and leaders. This three-course, 12-credit sequence provides students with the tools to analyze community dynamics, understand the role of politics in community development, and harness the power of activism and social movements to drive meaningful change. Designed for working professionals in nonprofit and community-based organizations, the program offers flexibility through an online format, allowing participants to strengthen their skills while continuing in their current roles. All credits earned may also be applied toward Merrimack’s Master’s in Community Engagement and Nonprofit Leadership.
For this program, you will need to complete
three required courses
CME 5100 – Community Engagement: Theory and Practice
Credits:
4)
CME 6310 – Politics of Community Engagement (
Credits:
4)
CME 6170 – Activism, Social Movements, and Community Engagement (
Credits:
4)
Certificate in Community-Based Nonprofit Leadership
The non-profit sector is among the most dynamic and fast growing in the United States, but few leave colleges prepared to work and effectively lead in this area. This three-course sequence will give participants the tools they need to understand the broader landscape of community non-profits, to learn management and leadership skills specific to non-profit organizations, and to learn the development techniques needed to sustain an organization over time. This program has been designed to allow employees and leaders of nonprofits to pursue these skills and techniques in a finite period of time and without leaving their current position. This certificate is available online. Each course has required synchronous and asynchronous components.
For this program, you will need to complete
three required courses
CME 5100 – Community Engagement Theory and Practice
Credits:
4)
CME 6200 – Management and Leadership in Non-Profits
Credits:
4)
CME 6210 – Fundraising, Grant Writing, and Development
Credits:
4)
Activating Community Change
Certificate in Activating Community Change
Communities today face complex social, political, and cultural challenges that require skilled advocates and leaders. This three-course, 12-credit sequence provides students with the tools to analyze community dynamics, understand the role of politics in community development, and harness the power of activism and social movements to drive meaningful change. Designed for working professionals in nonprofit and community-based organizations, the program offers flexibility through an online format, allowing participants to strengthen their skills while continuing in their current roles. All credits earned may also be applied toward Merrimack’s Master’s in Community Engagement and Nonprofit Leadership.
For this program, you will need to complete
three required courses
CME 5100 – Community Engagement: Theory and Practice
Credits:
4)
CME 6310 – Politics of Community Engagement (
Credits:
4)
CME 6170 – Activism, Social Movements, and Community Engagement (
Credits:
4)
Community-Based Nonprofit Leadership
Certificate in Community-Based Nonprofit Leadership
The non-profit sector is among the most dynamic and fast growing in the United States, but few leave colleges prepared to work and effectively lead in this area. This three-course sequence will give participants the tools they need to understand the broader landscape of community non-profits, to learn management and leadership skills specific to non-profit organizations, and to learn the development techniques needed to sustain an organization over time. This program has been designed to allow employees and leaders of nonprofits to pursue these skills and techniques in a finite period of time and without leaving their current position. This certificate is available online. Each course has required synchronous and asynchronous components.
For this program, you will need to complete
three required courses
CME 5100 – Community Engagement Theory and Practice
Credits:
4)
CME 6200 – Management and Leadership in Non-Profits
Credits:
4)
CME 6210 – Fundraising, Grant Writing, and Development
Credits:
4)
Merrimack's Industry Credentials and Partnerships
More information about Merrimack’s industry partnerships for the Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement master’s degree is coming soon.
Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) Credential
Gain a nationally recognized credential that signals your readiness to lead in the nonprofit sector. Merrimack is a proud campus partner with the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA), offering students the opportunity to earn the Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) designation–a respected certification that demonstrates mastery in nonprofit management, leadership, resource development, and more.
The CNP credential is the only nationally recognized credential in nonprofit management that provides learning and real world experience. Receiving a credential from this program means you will perform better in your job and be
seven times (7x)
more likely to be a leader where you work.
Benefits for students include:
One-time discounted enrollment fee of $100
Access to exclusive online community, career resources, and study materials
The opportunity to earn the certificate is embedded within an 8-week course,
CME 6200: Nonprofit Management and Leadership
, which is part of the overall M.Ed. in the Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement curriculum.
Hands-on experience is a key component of the certificate:
Students without a prior nonprofit background will be connected to the
O’Brien Center for Career Development
, where they can explore opportunities for internships and relevant work experience.
Students seeking volunteer opportunities will be connected with local organizations through the
Stevens Service Learning Center
This partnership ensures that our students not only build their knowledge but also graduate with tangible, real-world experience and a highly regarded credential.
Merrimack College is the only CNP partner campus in the Northeast
, adding unique value and distinction to your degree.
Learn More About CNP Credentialing
Nonprofit Academic Centers Council (NACC)
Merrimack is an institutional member of the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council (NACC), the first group entirely dedicated to the promotion and networking of centers and academic programs that provide research and education in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector.
As part of NACC membership, students of the nonprofit management and community engagement program can join their exclusive honor society, Nu Lambda Mu.
Eligible students can join the nonprofit honor society, recognizing academic achievement and commitment to public service
Membership adds credibility and visibility in the nonprofit field
Builds professional identity through affiliation with an esteemed academic organization
Learn More About NACC
Featured Faculty
Melissa Nemon, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Melissa Nemon is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Education & Social Policy at Merrimack College. She is the founder of a woman-owned community-based research and services firm and has worked extensively with local communities, government agencies, nonprofits, and businesses. Her research focuses on community and social programs, community organizing, participatory research, social justice, and program evaluation. Teaching at the college level since 2008, Dr. Nemon has published multiple academic papers, presented at national conferences, and facilitates community workshops across the country. She holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Community Economic Development from Southern New Hampshire University, an M.A. in Community Social Psychology from UMass Lowell, and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of New Hampshire.
Gerardo Gauthier-Zayas Jr., Ed.D.
Adjunct Lecturer
Dr. Gerardo Gauthier-Zayas is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Education and Social Policy at Merrimack College. He teaches courses in community engagement, nonprofit leadership, diversity and social justice, and grant writing in both the Bachelor Completion and Master’s in Community Engagement programs. In addition to his teaching, Dr. Gauthier-Zayas is the founder and president of Avant Consulting and Training LLC, where he specializes in leadership coaching, DEI strategy, and organizational development. His work focuses on advancing systemic equity and fostering community-driven change through strategic planning and professional development. Dr. Gauthier-Zayas holds an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration from New England College and an MBA in Healthcare Administration from Plymouth State University. He regularly presents at conferences and facilitates leadership and DEI-focused workshops for organizations across the region.
Linda Meccouri, Ph.D.
Adjunct Lecturer
Dr. Linda Meccouri is an Adjunct Professor in Merrimack College’s School of Education and Social Policy, where she teaches strengths-based theory and practice, adult learning, and community engagement. She is also the principal consultant at Positive Connections, Positive Strategy, specializing in organizational development, leadership training, and resilience-building. Her research focuses on educational persistence among low-income, first-generation students, and she has published work on appreciative inquiry and organizational transformation. Dr. Meccouri holds a Ph.D. in Instructional Technology, Adult Learning, and Cultural Studies from the University of New Mexico and an M.Ed. in Organizational Development from Antioch University New England. She is a two-time recipient of Endowed Chairs for Teaching Excellence and is recognized nationally for her dynamic facilitation and commitment to positive organizational change.
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Our Success Coaches are very important to your overall student experience. Throughout your time working towards your degree, your assigned Success Coach will help address many of the questions you may have outside the classroom. In doing so, they will help free more of your time to concentrate on mastering the content that is so important to your program progression.
Once you are accepted into your graduate program, your Success Coach will contact you via your student email. You will engage with your Success Coach from the time you are admitted until you graduate, allowing you to have a consistent point of contact as you work to achieve your goals. Many of our students and alumni appreciate the impact that their Success Coach had in their graduate journey.
At Merrimack College, you’re going to get all of the support that you would need to be successful. [...] Once the program starts, you are linked with a success coach who checks in with you regularly.
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Fellowships, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement Graduate Fellowships
Merrimack’s Master’s in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement provides
on campus
graduate fellowship opportunities that enhance your professional experience while significantly reducing tuition. Fellows benefit from real-world work opportunities, professional networking, and a career head start in the field.
Presidential Fellowships:
Cover 100% of your graduate tuition and include a 9-month, unpaid fellowship placement of 25 hours per week.
Provost Fellowships:
Cover 50% of your graduate tuition and include a 9-month, unpaid fellowship placement of 15 hours per week.
These fellowships allow students to gain practical skills and build valuable connections, making them an ideal choice for those seeking an impactful start to their careers.
Please note that we currently do not offer remote fellowship positions for our Master’s in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement.
Learn More About Our Graduate Fellowships
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Merrimack College offers generous scholarships for Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement graduate students:
Dean Scholarship:
Determined by academic merit and financial need. Students are automatically considered for a Dean Scholarship upon applying.
Double Warrior Alumni Scholarship
: Available to all Merrimack graduates. Students enrolling immediately after senior undergraduate year automatically receive a 33% discount, and 25% thereafter. Please note that Double Warrior alumni scholarships cannot be combined with Dean Scholarships.
Financial aid in the form of federal aid, private loans, and payment plans are also options available for graduate students. Click the link below to learn more about our scholarships and financial aid opportunities.
Learn More About Scholarships and Financial Aid
Application Information for the Master's in Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement
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apply online
! Simply create your account by registering a username and password. This will allow you to start an application, save and log back in at any time to complete it before submission.
A Completed Application Includes:
Online application
Official college transcripts from all institutions attended
Resumé
Interview OR personal statement
Contact information for one reference OR one letter of recommendation
Important Information:
No application fee
or GRE requirement.
If applying for a fellowship, be sure to indicate that on your application.
Optional: Submit test scores to enhance or support your academic background.
View Application Dates and Deadlines
Graduate Community and Student Support
As a graduate student at Merrimack College, you are welcome to visit campus and explore our resources to help you optimize your educational journey.
Our graduate students benefit from:
A dedicated success coach to support you throughout the program
A warm, inviting place to meet and network with faculty and peers face-to-face
All resources in our campus library to aid in your studying and research
Access to Merrimack's IT Help Desk
Availability of counseling and wellness services
Take the Next Step (We're Here to Help)
At Merrimack, we are ready to meet you where you are and get you where you want to go. And, we make the process simple along the way! Please feel free to contact our Graduate Admission team or join us at an upcoming event if you have any questions regarding scholarships, fellowships, financial aid, or the application process.
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In this episode of Grad Chat, Helena Liedtke, a graduate of the Nonprofit Management and Community Engagement master’s program, joins us to share her personal experience through the program and her fellowship involvement. Don’t pass up this chance to learn more about Merrimack’s graduate programs!
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