Master of Education (MEd)
The MEd in Educational Leadership emphasizes leadership development, data-informed decision-making, and strategic planning, preparing graduates to effectively lead schools and districts in today's evolving educational landscape. Our program is 32 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 11 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, five targeted courses, an internship experience and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to be dynamic, influential and ethical leaders in an ever-evolving educational landscape.
Summer 1
| EDUC6000 | Educational Leadership Orientation | 0 credits |
| EDUC6001 | The Principalship | 3 credits |
| EDUC6005 | Ethics and Law in Education | 3 credits |
Fall 1
| EDUC6004 | Leading Standards-Driven Instruction | 3 credits |
| EDUC6009 | Research and Data-Driven Decision-Making | 3 credits |
Spring 1
| EDUC6003 | Equitable and Inclusive Leadership | 3 credits |
| EDUC6008 | School Finance | 3 credits |
Summer 2
| EDUC6002 | Administration and Supervision of Personnel | 3 credits |
| EDUC6007 | Special Education Law for Education Leaders | 3 credits |
Fall 2
Three credits of internship are required. Internship courses could be taken in either Spring 1, Summer 2, or Fall 2 and/or split across more than one of these terms. (NOTE: One credit requires a minimum of 40 hours of a supervised internship experience.)