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Tracks of Study within the Hauser Center Course Guide

The Hauser Center identified the following course selection criteria for The Guide to Nonprofit Courses:
 
1) Skill-based courses that provide experience for future work in the NGO sector.

2) Courses which improve understanding of theories and/or the practical application of theories concerned with the intersection between nonprofits/civil society and other sectors.

3) Courses which address a field in which nonprofits/NGOs play a key role.

4) Courses which address a policy problem or policy area that nonprofits/NGOs would typically engage with or be impacted by.
 
Within the courses selected, several career and interest area tracks emerged, and have been organized into the categories below. You can select a track in the course guide database to find a preselected set of courses for each of the following areas:

International Policy
Negotiation
International Development
Nonprofit Business
Human Rights
Policy Analysis
Conflict Resolution
Environmental Activism
Leadership
Management
Social Entrepreneurship
Healthcare
Education

Courses which fit under one or more of these tracks are indicated in their Course Description entry in the Guide.