Program
In
Educational
Administration
The
Educational
Administration
program
develops
exceptional
educational
leaders.
Designed
primarily
for
part-time
students
who
are
working
adults,
this
program
attracts
aspiring
administrators
who
are
passionate
about
making
a
difference--who
see
themselves
as
leaders
of
other
professionals
in
pursuit
of
excellence
for
schools
and
organizations.
The
program
offers
a
master
of
arts
in
education
or a
master
or
education
degree.
The
program
offers
four
specializations
to
meet
the
needs
of
leaders
in
K-12
and
post-secondary
schools
and
other
organizations:
superintendent
certification,
principal
certification
for
public,
independent
and
Catholic
school
educators,
program
administrator
certification;
and
general
administration.
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Master's Degree Program Specializations
Students can choose to pursue a Master of Arts (M.A.) or a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Educational Administration. Seattle University offers
three specializations at the master's level:
- The Principal Program prepares students to be head of school for public and private K-12. Principal certification requires K-12 certification.
- Program Administration focuses on developing programs in curriculum and instruction, special education, and other areas, including central office level leadership.
- General Administration develops administrators for post-secondary and other organizations other than K-12.
Washington State certification for both principals and program administrators is available as part of the master's degrees or as post-master's programs.
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Post-Master's
Principal
and
Program
Administrator
Certificate
The
post-master's
principal
or
program
administrator
certificate
program
is
designed
for
individuals
with
graduate
degrees
in
education.
A
program
of
study
will
be
developed
for
each
person
admitted
to
the
program,
designing
the
number
of
credits
needed
for
certification.
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Educational
Specialist
Degree
in
Educational
Administration
(Ed.S.)
Students
with
a
master's
degree
can
tailor
their
own
programs
for
this
post-master's
degree
of
45
credits.
Students
can
complete
the
coursework
needed
to
qualify
for
state
certification
as a
principal
or
program
administrator
as
part
of
this
degree
program.
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Superintendent Program
Benefits
of
Enrolling
in
the
Educational
Administration Program
- Flexible scheduling for working professionals with classes scheduled in the evenings, Monday through Thursday.
- Classes are small, with 25 students maximum.
- Faculty are highly accessible.
- Every student works with an adviser throughout their program.
- Internships are supervised by faculty and a professional in the field, opening doors to a professional network.
- Graduates are sought after.
- Most courses are taught by full-time faculty with various specializations.
- Students learn to incorporate the latest technology.
- Students work with diverse populations and conduct service learning projects as part of our commitment to social justice.
- Mentor program for new administrators.
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CONTACT US
Loyola Hall
Room 407
(206) 296-6170
Edadmin@seattleu.edu
General Information
Programs & Courses
Master of Arts (MAEd)
Master of Education (MEd)
Educational Specialist (EdS)
Superintendent Program
Documents & Forms
University Links
Admissions
Admissions and Application Procedures
Financial
Aid
Graduate
Bulletin (PDF files)
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