Drexel University

Overview

The Education Improvement and Transformation (Online) program at Drexel University is crafted for educators and leaders aiming to effect significant changes in K–12, higher education, and community-based learning. This flexible master's-level program allows you to tailor your coursework to align with your personal interests and career aspirations, making it accessible even if you have no prior education experience.

What you'll study

Program structure

• 45-credit curriculum delivered entirely online.
• Course selection designed to support your professional development and learning objectives.
• Students typically progress through a combination of required and elective courses throughout the program.

Coursework examples

• Family, School and Community Engagement in Special Education
• Special Education Advocacy
• Special Education Dispute Resolution and Skills Training
• Tools and Techniques in Creativity
• Creativity in the Workplace
• Current Trends in Creativity & Innovation

Note: Course availability and sequencing may vary by term. It is advisable to check with Drexel’s program office for the latest curriculum details.

Entry requirements

• A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution.
• Minimum GPA: Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher; graduate GPAs may also be considered.
• Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
• Completed application form along with any required supporting documents as specified by Drexel.
• Additional information may be requested to support your academic and professional background.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Education Improvement and Transformation program can pursue various career paths in the education sector, including roles in educational policy, administration, and specialized support services within K–12 and higher education institutions. The skills acquired through this program equip you to lead initiatives that foster educational growth and transformation in diverse learning environments.