MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

This Master of Education with principal licensure prepares working professionals for school leadership. Topics include school law, supervision and evaluation, school resource management, and climate and culture. Most coursework is online, with one three-week session on the northern Colorado campus in summer and a weekend capstone. Students complete a 300-hour internship, which can take place at their school district of employment. This graduate program belongs to Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Applicants reach out to the department representative about requirements, then submit an application through the Graduate School. Credit and coursework details are kept in the university general catalog, and financial aid information and assistantship contacts are available through the university and the department. Prospective students may also request more information from the program, and many departments describe their requirements and research strengths on their own websites before the application stage.