Educational Leadership, M.Ed. - Licensure Track
The Master's degree in Educational Leadership is comprised of 36 hours of course work including 150 internship hours and an additional 360 hours of field experiences in the educational setting. Candidates can choose from two (2) delivery methods: traditional or online (MC7).
A cohesive sequential delivery structure driven by problem-based and problem-centered learning activities is provided. Program anchors include teaching and learning, technology, assessment, diversity, law and public policy, and collaboration. Internship experiences are integrated with course content and additional field experiences are structured to prepare the candidate for the work of an educational leader. These experiences in the educational setting are designed for candidates to work closely with mentors who are practicing school leaders engaging in authentic administrative tasks. Reflection is embedded throughout the program to enable candidates to reflect upon and improve practice.
Program Requirements
- Must meet Graduate Admission Requirements.
- Must maintain a GPA of 3.0 to remain in the program.
- Standard educator’s license and a minimum of 3 years teaching experience must be documented.
- A photocopy of candidate’s Standard Class Educators license issued by a state department for education. Candidate must hold a Standard, 5 year, renewable license to be considered.
Financial Aid
Mississippi College is one of America's top values in Christian Education. Candidates are encouraged to explore financial aid opportunities and see just how affordable a quality university can be.
A Professional Development Scholarship for Educators offered by Mississippi College is designed for graduate students who are currently employed in elementary or secondary public or private schools seeking a master degree or education specialist degree. This award is deadline sensitive and not retroactive. For more information or to apply, follow the link below.
Contact
- Dr. Mario Keys
Assistant Professor, Department of Teacher Education and Leadership
Lowrey 310
mrkeys@mc.edu
601.925.3304