MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

This M.Ed. prepares working professionals to lead in schools and communities, whether in formal positions or informal roles. Coursework centers on instructional improvement, data-informed decision-making, and collaboration. Instructors include practicing superintendents, principals, and district leaders, and many classes are delivered online. Students design a personalized plan with an advisor and select one of two concentrations: K-12 elementary and secondary administration, or a special education supervision track. Completion may qualify graduates for a building-level administrator credential in Michigan, and the program can be finished in five semesters. Students can start in fall, winter, or spring/summer terms, which helps working adults plan around careers and family commitments. Advisors also help students match coursework to their professional goals. Students also gain practice writing clear reports for school leaders.