MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

The Master of Education in Educational Leadership develops people who guide schools, districts, and agencies at state and federal level and other learning organizations. Its values center on equity, inclusion and social justice. Students practice reading research and data, finding the cause of organizational problems, and shaping policies that improve student learning. Faculty connect real-world experience with theory and proven practice. The executive program sits alongside supervisory certifications for principals, special education supervisors, pupil personnel and curriculum work. Evening classes make part- or full-time study possible, and students may collect several certification areas with or without the master's degree. Advisers help students pace their courses each semester. Prospective students can apply or request more information through the program page, and the graduate admissions pages explain how to enroll, attend events, and learn about tuition and financial aid options.