The NAMA Foundation – Zakat Foundation Institute Joint Scholarship covers tuition fees for the entire program. This scholarship is dedicated to individuals who are committed to making significant contributions to their organizations and communities
The Master’s in Philanthropic Studies program at Indiana University is a distinguished course available both online and in person. It equips students with the essential knowledge, skills, and networks to drive positive change in the third sector. With a comprehensive curriculum that blends research, theory, and practical application, this program aims to:
Develop students’ leadership abilities for roles in the non-profit sector, academia, and beyond.
Enhance students' understanding of philanthropic principles and practices.
Equip students with the tools to effectively manage and lead non-profit organizations.
Foster a commitment to community development and social impact.
Build a strong professional network within the philanthropic community.
The Master’s in Philanthropic Studies program at Indiana University is a renowned graduate-level course available both online and in-person. It provides students with the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to make a positive impact in the third sector, focusing on research, theory, and practical applications.
Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution, a strong academic record, and a demonstrated commitment to community development.
The NAMA Foundation – Zakat Foundation Institute Joint Scholarship covers the tuition fees for the entire Master’s in Philanthropic Studies program.
To apply, visit our application portal and follow the instructions provided. Ensure you submit all required documents before the application deadline.
Yes, the program is offered in both online and physical study modes, allowing you to choose the format that best suits your needs.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in the non-profit sector, academia, and other areas where they can drive social change and impact.
Typically, you will need to submit academic transcripts, a resume, a statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and proof of your commitment to community development. Specific requirements will be detailed in the application instructions.
Disbursement will be made after all the documentation processes are completed and students has successfully registered into the University. Disbursement will be made by NAMA’s implementing program partner directly to the University.
