Master of Science in Education
Educational Administration
(Principal Licensure #5051)
Program Highlights & Benefits
Flexible, online format
Easy, efficient admissions steps
Up to 15 graduate transfer credits considered
Professors who are committed to helping foster personal and professional success
For
This program is tailored to:
- Future school leaders who are dedicated to honing their leadership skills and enhancing their understanding of the educational framework, with a focus on fostering the growth of versatile and accomplished learners within school settings.
- Individuals with aspirations to guide schools in embracing diversity and adapting to the changing demands of a global society will find this program particularly relevant.
- For those seeking to elevate their proficiency in educational leadership, pursuing a master’s degree in educational administration presents a valuable opportunity to expand their expertise in this field.
What You Learn
Develop the skills to become an effective and respected leader for teachers, school, staff, families, and the students in a school.
- Build the confidence and expertise to implement new practices for continued improvement and collaboration at each grade level.
Build the skillset and knowledge to provide strategic direction, instructional support, and effective management.
Learn to oversee legal, financial, personnel, school safety, and other emerging topics facing individuals in school leadership.
Potential candidates are required to hold (or eligible to hold) a current Tier II or higher WI Professional Educator’s License to earn the Principal Licensure.
How You Learn
Class sizes are small to provide individualized attention during 8-week course sessions.
- Online courses are the primary format. You take at a time that works for you.
- Select courses will be taken in real-time via zoom on a scheduled night of the week with the professor and other students.
Career Outcomes
Graduates of this educational leadership program can look forward to the following professional roles:
- School Principal
- Curriculum Developer
- Professional Development Leader
- Advocate for Diversity and Inclusion
With a master’s degree in educational administration, opportunities to contribute to global education initiatives, policy implementation, and community collaboration are also within reach. Overall, this program positions individuals for influential leadership roles, making a lasting impact on educational systems and fostering excellence in K-12 education. Upon finishing the curriculum, you will be well-prepared to obtain your Wisconsin K-12 Principal Licensure #5051.
Degree Requirements
#5051 Licensure-Principal
| Course | Title | Hours |
| *EDG 6100 | Leadership in Administration & Cultures of Change | 3 |
| *EDG 6105 | Legal and Ethical Leadership in Schools | 3 |
| *EDG 6110 | Financial & Human Resource Management for School Leaders | 3 |
| *EDG 6115 | Teacher Development, Supervision, and Continuous Improvement | 3 |
| *EDG 6120 | Teacher & Leader Assessment Designed for Continuous Learning | 3 |
| *EDG 7100 | Ed. Admin Practicum | 3 |
| *EDG 7120 | Ed. Admin Portfolio I | 0 |
| *EDG 7121 | Ed. Admin Portfolio II | 0 |
| *EDG 7122 | Ed. Admin Portfolio III | 0 |
| EDG 5100 | Educational Research Methods | 3 |
EDG 7140 OR EDG 7600 | Ed. Admin Capstone | 3 |
| ELECTIVE OPTIONS (CHOOSE 2) | 6 | |
| EDG 5130 | Leadership for Curriculum & Instruction | |
| EDG 5135 | Curriculum Development | |
| EDG 6180 | Leadership for Inclusive Instruction, Classrooms & Schools | |
| EDG 6185 | Legal & Financial Foundations for Special Education & Pupil Services | |
| Total Credit Hours: | 18-30 |
*Indicates Licensure Only Courses*
To earn the Master’s degree, courses EDG 5100 and EDG 7140 are required plus two (3-credit hour electives).
