PUNO OPENS DOORS
Our society is facing huge transformations in all areas. The nonprofit sector is booming and the public sector is also desperate for people. It has never been so attractive to work for nonprofits.
People prepared to take on responsibility are needed right now— people with unconventional thinking and able to forge connections between fields to find solutions to pressing problems. Challenging careers await in federal, state, and local government administration, in NGOs, in foundations, associations, societies, or cooperatives, public companies, and in consulting.
The doctoral track to research
Leading public and nonprofit research is being conducted in Hamburg. These are exciting prospects for anyone who does not want to rule out an academic career. This path is open to anyone with an above-average record in their master's program. The best way to find out more is via the promotion track. In this seminar, you will develop a proposal for a potential doctoral thesis.
Martin Sievert
Charlotte Aßmann
During the PUNO master's, Charlotte deepened her interest in the management of non-profit organizations. She spent some time in Africa and gained practical organizational experience. After completing her master's degree, she headed a small fundraising team and has now chosen to return to the University of Hamburg. She now works as a research associate for Prof. Silke Boenigk and is pursuing a doctorate.
"Thanks to the diverse and interdisciplinary range of courses, the PUNO master's qualifies students both for starting a career in the field AND in research." (Charlotte Aßmann)
