Purdue University
Educational Studies - Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
Overview
The M.S.Ed. in Educational Studies (Educational Leadership and Policy Studies) at Purdue University is designed for K–12 educators who want to move into school leadership and administration. The program is delivered fully online and focuses on leadership, policy, and instructional supervision aligned with Indiana licensure pathways.
About this programme
Overview
The Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed.) in Educational Studies with a focus on Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at Purdue University is designed for K–12 educators aiming to transition into leadership and administrative roles. This fully online program emphasizes leadership development, policy-making, and instructional supervision, aligning with various licensure pathways in Indiana.
What You'll Study
The program consists of a comprehensive online curriculum spread across four semesters, allowing students to explore essential topics in educational leadership. Course offerings may vary, but the core areas of study include:
- Administration of Educational Systems
- Legal Aspects of American Education
- Supervision of Instruction and Instructional Personnel
- Economics of Education
- School–Community Relations
- Educational Research
- Organization and Administration of Special Education
- Multicultural Education
- School Principalship
- Elective/advanced coursework tailored to support your leadership aspirations
Note: The final plan of study will be confirmed with the program team based on course availability and licensure requirements.
Entry Requirements
For this program, GRE or GMAT scores are not required, and specific GPA minimums are not stipulated. Prospective students should consult the program's admission criteria for further details.
Career Prospects
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