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This bachelor's degree program is focused on the area of philanthropic studies. 

This certificate program, offered in French, allows participants to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to exercise the role of director or professional within philanthropic and community organizations. (Information on the program is only available in French of the University of Montreal's website.)

This program offers the Grant Professionals Certified (GPC) credential, which is available to grant professionals who meet eligibility requirements and successfully demonstrate proficiency in the required competencies. GPC-credentialed grant professionals demonstrate excellence in the grants profession and, on average, report higher earnings than those without the credential.

This program offers information on how to write successful proposals, and how to implement, assess, and evaluate grants. The program is open to anyone interested in learning about grantwriting and administration.

This certificate program teaches participants how to win grants and manage awards for compliance and results from successfully identifying assistance opportunities and submitting applications, to understanding Federal grants regulations and reporting performance. This track is designed for employees of organizations that receive Federal funds, either directly from a Federal agency or from a pass-through entity and use those funds to perform programmatic work.

This master's degree program helps students understand the social, cultural, political, and economic roles played by philanthropy and nonprofit organizations.

This doctoral degree program trains future scholars and professionals in conducting original research on philanthropy and related topics. It engages both humanities and social science theory to help participants make an original contribution to the field.