The New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits is proud to collaborate with the Carsey School of Public Policy to expand access to continuing education. Through this partnership, our members are empowered to drive meaningful change within our communities while strengthening and advancing their organizations.
Submit an application to UNH's Graduation School for admission to the selected Carsey School graduate degree program.
Complete the Carsey/NH Center for Nonprofits Education Award Application Form and include a letter of support if your supervisor or Community Opportunity Alliance official is not one of the three referees in your application.
Email the completed Carsey/NH Center for Nonprofits Education Award Application form to Carsey School Admissions.
Graduate prepared for a career with impact and the skills required for interdisciplinary problem-solving, analysis, advocacy, communication, and strategy that lead to impactful change and stronger communities.
Designed for working professionals, our programs are offered as online, on campus, and/or part-time options.
Our faculty consists of working professionals who are experts in their fields.
Our curriculum consists of hands-on learning and opportunities to grow your network of changemakers.
"Since graduating from college, my main focus has been on keeping people in their homes and creating housing opportunities for people who do not have a home."
~(MCD) Student Leo'el Jackson — Rochester, NY
"No matter the exact path, Delaney feels equipped with what she is learning and continues to value field focused experiences as she pursues her degree."
"I realized I loved social justice work so much that I wanted to make it my career, and that realization inspired me to join the MPP program!"
~(MPP) Student Justus Schriedel — Portsmouth, NH
*These scholarships represent a $5,000 reduction in tuition, over the duration of the master's program. The percentage varies based on the chosen master's program and the specific partnership agreement.
With MCD Student Leo'el Jackson"Since graduating from college, my main focus has been on keeping people in their homes and creating housing opportunities for people who do not have a home." ~(MCD) Student Leo'el Jackson — Rochester, NYLearn More
with GCHS student Angela Fuentes"If I could do it, I know I can help other immigrants and they can do it too, so I think that motivates me."Learn More
with MPA student Anna Stockman"I think the public administration field is important because it equips people with really important skills to use in any job."Learn More
with Accelerated MPP student Delaney Cote"No matter the exact path, Delaney feels equipped with what she is learning and continues to value field focused experiences as she pursues her degree."Learn More
With MPP Student Justus Schriedel"I realized I loved social justice work so much that I wanted to make it my career, and that realization inspired me to join the MPP program!" ~(MPP) Student Justus Schriedel — Portsmouth, NHLearn More
