Program Outline

The M.A. Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship program at MGM University equips students with skills to create sustainable social enterprises addressing community challenges. Students develop expertise in social business models, impact measurement, design thinking, and venture development while studying social problems, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable development goals through case studies, mentorship from social entrepreneurs, and practical project-based learning.

The curriculum combines business fundamentals with social impact focus, covering topics including social finance, nonprofit management, community development, and corporate social responsibility. Students engage in incubation projects, develop business plans for social ventures, and work with NGOs and social enterprises on real-world challenges, gaining hands-on experience in stakeholder engagement, resource mobilization, and impact evaluation through industry partnerships and mentor networks.

Graduates are prepared for careers as social entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, impact investors, and social development professionals in NGOs, social enterprises, government agencies, and corporate CSR departments. The program emphasizes creating positive social change, financial sustainability, and inclusive growth, enabling students to launch social ventures and drive community transformation while building scalable solutions to pressing social and environmental issues.