The MBA in Social Impact equips mission-driven leaders to confront complex societal challenges using the tools of business innovation. It features instruction from groundbreaking leaders in the social impact sector and real-world practice at promoting social transformation through inclusive leadership, entrepreneurship and systems design.
Program Details
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Location: Center City: Philadelphia
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Delivery: Online instruction with one, 4-day (Wed-Sat) residency per semester
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Length: 36 credits. Finish in 2 years while working
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Enrolling New Students: August
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Cost: View our affordable tuition rates. Receive a 20% Alumni Discount if you earned a bachelor's or associate degree from EU!
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Financial Aid: Discover our partner grants, military benefits, and federal financial aid options that may be available to you.
Distinctives
CROSS-SECTOR SOLUTIONS APPROACH: Program focus on the importance of relationships transcends traditional boundaries among the public, private, and nonprofit spheres to drive systems level change.
CURRICULUM EMBEDDED IN PRACTICE: Residencies, courses, and integrated learning opportunities are organized into thematic blocks for a comprehensive deep learning experience.
POSITIONED FOR IMPACT: Residencies are convened in Center City Philadelphia at the heart of a city that is forging the impact economy.
TRAILBLAZING FACULTY: Courses are designed by teams of industry experts and thought leaders in social enterprise, systems entrepreneurship, and social impact research.
ENDURING LEGACY: The MBA in Social Impact has its roots in Eastern’s MBA Economic Development, a storied program with over 30 years of history and alumni in over 70 countries.
LIFETIME RELATIONSHIPS: Cohort-based residencies foster professional networks of support, synergy, and transformative collaboration.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: The MBA-Social Impact is a 36-credit best-in-class academic experience for less than $30,000 total tuition.
Careers
The MBA in Social Impact is for current and aspiring social entrepreneurs; business professionals in sustainable enterprise, corporate citizenship, and community relations; nonprofit/NGO executives; public officials, philanthropic and impact investment directors, and leaders of churches, community development agencies and other mission-driven ventures.
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