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Educational Leadership, MEd

Gaining a Master of Education in Educational Leadership prepares one to assume an initial leadership role in a post-secondary setting.

Program Information

Become a higher education advocate and prepare to be an effective post-secondary leader by earning a Master of Education in Educational Leadership, M.Ed. Candidates will learn how to lead faculty, staff, and students to accomplish academic and student success goals while creating positive interactions among students and other educational constituents. This 30-credit program is designed to provide professionals the skills, knowledge, and preparation for careers as an educational leader.

  • Affordable and Practical - Idaho State University is one of the most affordable accredited universities in the countryAll graduate students are invited to learn more about qualifying for in-state tuition and scholarships!
  • Anywhere and at Anytime - The 100% online program enrolls students nationwide and is tailored to the working professional.

Admission and Program Requirements

The Master of Education in Educational Leadership requires a minimum of 30 credits and is designed to help students develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to engage in more effective leadership practice.

Applicants must apply to and meet all criteria for admission:

  • Meet the ISU Graduate School admissions requirements
  • A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution; usually that degree is in an education-related field
  • One year of professional experience
  • A letter of interest, stating the applicant's interest in the program
  • Current resume, including the names of and contact information for at least 2 professional references
  • A minimum GPA of 3.0 for all upper-division credits taken at the undergraduate level

ISU Course Catalog

Educational Leadership, MEd

 

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