Master of Science in Community Leadership

The completion of a Master of Science degree in Community Leadership will enhance the abilities of students to impact constructive changes to community that are directed towards development. The students will learn how to make the most out of the resources available and turn them into something instrumental for people to be motivated into action.

This program of the Duquesne University is recommended for current professionals who are devoted to taking part in the process of facilitating a fully-developed community setting where organization and cooperation is very much regarded. With this background, graduates could engage in tasks that require skills in organizational decision-making, planning and implanting projects, strengthening member force, assessing individual needs, building alliance with other agencies and more.

A degree in Community Leadership in this university earns a student 36 credit units taken under the supervision of instructors who are well-trained for practice in and instruction of community leadership.