COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Education program in Educational Administration, Foundations, and Psychology offers a comprehensive range of courses designed to develop strong leadership skills in education. Key courses include EDUA 7010, which introduces educational administration as both a field of study and practice, and EDUA 7050, which explores various theoretical perspectives in educational administration. Students also engage with EDUA 5800, an introduction to educational research, providing essential skills for evidence-based decision-making. EDUA 5100 covers critical issues in the administration of education, while EDUA 7020 examines the politics of education, helping students understand the broader policy context. Organizational planning and development are addressed in EDUA 7060, preparing students to lead and manage educational institutions effectively. The program also includes courses such as EDUA 7540 on career development programs and EDUA 7560, which focuses on cross-cultural and diversity counseling to promote inclusive practices. EDUA 7712 emphasizes collaboration with families, schools, and community systems, fostering a holistic approach to educational leadership. Together, these courses equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel as ethical and effective leaders in diverse educational settings.