Master of Business (Philanthropy & Social Investment)
Course Overview
Our pioneering graduate program is now a Master of Business (Philanthropy and Social Investment). It is a three year, part-time course of study, with students progressing through Certificate and Diploma stages.
The main aims are to:
- Introduce students to a range of social financing perspectives.
- Assist in a critical analysis of the social enterprises.
- Challenge the ethical and political contexts within which social enterprises operate.
- Investigate fundraising and social entrepreneurship.
- Provide a complimentary choice of units in accordance with student interests and career path.
The Master of Business (Philanthropy and Social Investment) is for:
- Personal givers, and those interested in starting philanthropic programs.
- Advisors to grant makers: Trustees, financial advisers, lawyers, solicitors, estate planners and others providing advice to high-net-worth families.
- Corporate personnel whose responsibilities include Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities, corporate/community partnerships, charitable giving, sponsorship and cause-related marketing activities.
- Fundraisers responsible for the generation of revenue for non-profit enterprises.
- Personnel in community agencies, 'for-purpose' organisations, social enterprises, and businesses whose work includes a significant social dimension.
- Public managers, political advisors, administrators and 'philanthocrats' having management and policy development roles in the government and philanthropic sectors.
Awards
- Master of Business (Philanthropy & Social Investment)
- Graduate Diploma of Business (Philanthropy & Social Investment)
- Graduate Certificate of Business (Philanthropy & Social Investment)
More Information
For more information call 1300 368 777, email postgrad@swinburne.edu.au or download the flyer.
Alternatively, contact Helen Imber 92148384 himber@swin.edu.auor Dr Michael Liffman 9214 4405 mliffman@swin.edu.au