Board Governance
Whether it is about being aware of the organization’s impact and managing the executives to steward beneficiary focused programs to leading fundraising, fostering partnerships and ensuring accountability and transparency, highly functioning and efficient board of directors is vital for a nonprofit organization. MBA Nonprofit program, with its 45-hour voluntary board service requirement, allows students to share their experience with a local nonprofit/public serving organization and support their board and leadership as an active board member.
Do Lab and Workshops
Do Lab uses a learner-centered pedagogy drawing influences from design thinking and lean canvas. Learners come from interdisciplinary streams who work together to solve social problems. They go through the process of collaboration, problem identification, creativity and innovation, prototyping and validating, and problem-solving. The program also integrates industry relevant workshops.
Community Immersion
Community Service Learning Program (CSLP) draws inspiration from King’s philosophy of connecting education to the community. It is an initiative to promote community relevant learning through empathy, responsibility, and action. Students must complete a minimum 60 hours of community service during the program, either on a weekly, block or in-service basis.
Academics and Research
Leading practitioners, consultants, and academicians of the nonprofit, development and management sector of Nepal inspire our program’s academic rigor and community relevance. Center for Research and Development (CERAD), King’s research wing supports academia and student engagement in research initiatives.
