The programs in K-12 Education Leadership, Management and Policy prepare students for a variety of careers in K-12 education leadership. Overall, degree offerings include: Master of Arts in Education, Education Specialist, and Doctor of Education. In addition, we offer coursework for a Certificate in Supervision. Program details are listed below:
This M.A.E. degree program prepares education professionals for leadership positions and careers in K-12 educational environments. Upon completion students are positioned to earn state certification (supervisor and/or principal).
Admissions Requirements
Admission will be open to holders of baccalaureate degrees from accredited colleges or universities. The faculty will evaluate each applicant based on the following criteria and materials:
- Statement of purpose.
- Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts.
- Two letters of recommendation from academic and/or professional references.
- Current résumé.
- Certified school teaching experience; and
- Personal interview.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Course Requirements
Students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours, as listed below.
Other Requirements
Internship
The administrative internship is a culminating program experience that provides meaningful leadership activities within a school/district setting. Fieldwork includes 300 hours, completed during ELMP 8981 Admin Intern Part I. The internship is aligned to NELP standards. A school-based supervisor, principal, or school administrator serves as the primary mentor to the intern. A Seton Hall University professor serves as a liaison between the mentor and mentee to ensure that the intern receives the guidance and support necessary to successfully complete requirements, including the development of a portfolio.
