MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

The MAEL degree prepares K-12 educators to move into administration at the school or district level. Typical goals include working as a superintendent, school principal, curriculum director, athletic director or coach for instruction. Students take accelerated courses one at a time, each lasting six weeks, with four start dates yearly. Classes meet one night a week at partner locations or online, and the full degree takes roughly twenty months. The program is designed so that students seeking Oklahoma licensure can meet academic requirements for their certification exams. Those planning to be licensed in other states are told to consult an advisor. Prospective students can check upcoming start dates, courses, faculty and location options on the program page, including online sections and in-person partnership sites in Oklahoma.