MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

This master's program develops school leaders and is delivered entirely online. It includes embedded coursework toward Administrator I certification and takes a broad view of leadership that covers leading from the classroom as well as the traditional administrator route. The degree is built for educators who already have at least three years of experience and want to move into classroom leadership or administrative roles. Students take twelve courses: six required courses plus six electives chosen from leadership or instructional content areas. Credits from certain graduate certificates, including Action Research for School Improvement and Community Engagement and Leading School Change, may count as electives. Those certificates are offered through school district and organizational cohorts. Degree requirements and course descriptions are published in the Graduate Catalog, and prospective students can talk with an admissions counselor or a current student before applying.