145 Master's in Community Development in North America

The Community Transformation and Chaplaincy Master is offered by Palm Beach Atlantic University. The aim of the Master of Arts, Community Transformation and Chaplaincy (MACTC) is to provide students with an advanced theological education and field experience for Community and Clinical Chaplaincy. 

The Youth Development program at Rhode Island College is the first of its kind in New England.

Our master’s degree in Philanthropic Studies at Indiana University Indianapolis allows professionals and executives already working in philanthropy to gain a deeper understanding of the field to further your career goals and your organization's mission.

Global Community Engagement from University of Denver creatively links coursework with pressing local and global issues like migration, environmental decline, and poverty. Explore the intersection of race, class, gender, and religion to make better organizational decisions. Work skillfully across cultures to advocate for marginalized people. Global is here.

The Community Information program offered by Texas Woman's University prepares professionals for careers as librarians and information specialists.