Program Design and contents
Executive Master of Public and Non-Profit
Content
The Executive Master of Public and Non-Profit Management lasts 18 months and consists of three themes divided into modules. At the end of the program, you write a Master's thesis. Within each theme, we alternate professional knowledge with coaching and workshops. The MPM master's program is inspired by Mark Moore's Public Value model.
The beginning of each module consists of four weeks of online learning. This preparation is followed by three days of interactive meetings and lectures. The study load of this part-time MPM Master’s program is 12-15 hours a week.
Result: Master's degree (MSc or MPM)
Upon successful completion of the Master’s program, you may choose between the prestigious Master of Public and Non-Profit Management (MPM) degree or the internationally recognized academic title of Master of Science (MSc). The degree is accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO).
A Word from our Academic Director
dr. Eelco van Hout is an Associate Professor. He is Academic Director of the Executive Master of Public and Nonprofit Management of TIAS. dr. van Hout is a public administrator and specializes in innovative organizational and network design and its effects on leadership, HRM, management and change processes in the public sector. He is particularly interested in public-private network alliances and the resulting strategic dilemmas for managers and administrators. In his work he links science to consultancy and has a very broad experience in almost all sectors of the public domain. He develops actionable visionary vistas and, together with his audience, students and clients, reduces them to manageable proportions in daily practice.
