Master of Science Educational Leadership Program
The Educational Leadership Program is designed for educators who want to become principals or assume other administrative roles in which districts may require a Type 75 certificate, such as: deans, department chairs, athletic directors, curriculum directors, and others. The program culminates with candidates earning a Master of Science in Education degree and a State of Illinois General Administrative Type 75 Certificate.
The purpose and intent of the Educational Leadership Program is to prepare educators to be competent administrators who promote the success of all students, who make ethical decisions, and who can articulate a clear vision and sense of identity and purpose within a community.
Required Courses:
- MSED 603 Instructional Leadership (3)
- MSED 610 Methods of Educational Research (3)
- MSED 645 Organization and Development of Curriculum (3)
- MSED 655 Supervisory Behavior (3)
- MSED 661 School Community Relations (3)
- MSED 662 School Finance (3)
- MSED 663 School Law (3)
- MSED 664 Educational Organization and Administration (3)
- MSED 690 Administrative Internship I (3)
- MSED 691 Administrative Internship II (3)
- MEDU 696 Diversity Issues in Education (3)
Delivery Format:
- Completion time: 6 semesters
- Courses are 8 weeks in length
- Courses meet 1 night per week during the fall and spring semesters
- Courses meet in 5 day modules over the summer
Sample Course SequenceState Certification Information:
- Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE)
- Required ISBE Tests
Program Faculty Members:
- Dr. June Grivetti, Assistant Professor and Educational Leadership Program Coordinator
- Dr. Stephen Midlock, Assistant Professor
- Dr. Robert Barwa, Assistant Professor
Admission Information:
- Upcoming Cohort Sites and Informational Sessions
- Admission Requirements | Apply Online
- Financial Aid
For more information, contact Rich Chandler.