Associate Director of the SEEK Program and the Center for Nonprofit Management, Professor Liz Howard.  Photo © Mary Hanlon
	Requirements for SEEK major and SEEK major with Nonprofit specialization 2008 Major Field Presentation (PPT 1.61 MB) GIM Tanzania Slideshow (WMV 2.92 MB)

Program Info

Major & Requirements

The SEEK curriculum is designed for students who aspire to be global leaders -- leaders who successfully manage a wide variety of organizations and diverse group of stakeholders under the principles of good management and in the service of social development and change.

The skills learned by students majoring in SEEK will enable them to pursue positions in a wide variety of careers including traditional corporate management, governmental entities, nonprofit organizations, consulting and others. The education received in the distinct SEEK courses provides an understanding of the concerns and issues of a diverse constituency, the values-based approach to management underscored at the Kellogg School, key public policy issues and specific nuances of managing in a nonprofit or governmental setting.

Individual students will make different professional commitments but will all have an understanding of the broadly defined “social sector,” enabling them to be active civic leaders as managers, executives, donors and board members, shaping the social and political environment of their organization in a responsible fashion.

Please note:
Only Part-Time MBA (TMP) students who were enrolled prior to fall 2005 are eligible to major in Business and its Social Environment (BASE) and Public / Nonprofit Management (NPMT). All students who declare the SEEK major must meet the requirements for that major.