Educational Leadership, M.Ed. (Non-Licensure)
This is a non-licensure program for those who desire to be a leader in educational settings, establishing schools, extend their studies, and/or working in religious or international school settings
This is a non-licensure program for those who desire to be a leader in educational settings, establishing schools, extend their studies, and/or working in religious or international school settings
Prepare to lead in an education system that does not require a license with this M.Ed. program that allows you the opportunity to individualize your study.
The Educational Leadership Non-licensure degree provides an opportunity to have advanced studies in education by comparing educational systems to develop highly qualified leaders. This program allows students an opportunity to individualize a study in education through course selections in research, finance/business, leadership/motivation, curriculum and instruction, philosophies, modern language, communication and religious education. This program will fit the needs of individuals interested in teaching or leading in schools that do not require a license.
Each applicant must file with the Dean of Graduate Studies a complete dossier consisting of the following:
This program requires a Master’s thesis.
Requirement |
Class Name |
Hours |
Required Core Course | A research or writing course is required each semester | 27 |
EDU 6504 | Research — Methods and Procedures | 3 |
EDU 6515 | Comparative Education Systems | 3 |
EDU 6563 | Thesis I | 3 |
EDU 6564 | Thesis II | 3 |
EDU 6519 | Teaching and Learning | 3 |
EDU 6542 | Technology in Education | 3 |
EDU 6518 | Personal/Interpersonal Dimension of Leadership | 3 |
EDU 6527 | Organizational Dimension of Educational Leadership | 3 |
MLG 5450 | The Multicultural Classroom | 3 |
Elective Courses | Selected from an approved list which includes courses in education, business/finance, communications, Christian Studies, psychology, and specific subject areas related to research for master's thesis. | 12 |
Total Hours | 36 |
A Master’s Thesis on a comparative education topic is required. The thesis has to be presented in a research forum during the final semester.
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