Master of Science in Education - Professional Development
Who Should Enroll
- Educators and current administrators who want to be school principals in private or public schools in Wisconsin
- Anyone interested in a leadership role in school administration
Key Features
- Earn a master's degree, required for certification as a principal in Wisconsin
- Based on the National Educational Policy Board and the Wisconsin Administrator standards for successful principals
- Includes both theoretical and practical experiences based on a reflective practice model
- Approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
- After the first summer, each cohort sets the class location and meeting times
Program Curriculum
Students will complete 33 credits together in cohort fashion, finishing their degree in two years. Candidates who already hold a master's degree may complete 30 credits to be eligible for the Wisconsin licensure. In some cases, previously completed courses may count toward licensure requirements.
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