"It is impossible to put into words how great my classes are going. The kids are rising to challenges that they never thought possible, they love being in my class and are doing really great work. I love getting up in the morning and coming to work! These kids amaze me every single day... I would like to thank each of you personally for shaping me into the teacher that I am!"

George Brandley
Green Dot Public Schools
Los Angeles CA Teacher Class of 2008

 

 

Educational Administration Masters

REAL-WORLD LEADERSHIP PREPARATION

Our Master of Arts in Education (MAE) degree in Educational Administration with the optional Administrative Services Credential (Preliminary) prepares practicing educators for a career in Pre-K–12 school administration as well as a wide variety of leadership positions in:

  • Business
  • The military
  • Government
  • Charter schools, community colleges and other educational settings.

The program also offers optional K-12 credentialing in California.

The MAE emphasizes practical situations in school settings and integrates psychological research throughout the curriculum.

STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS IN DIVERSE SETTINGS

This degree program lays the groundwork for a lifelong path of leadership with a collaborative cohort of educational administrators. Candidates hone effective leadership strategies for problem solving, conflict resolution and working with diverse individuals and communities.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

MAE students focus on:

  • The changing demographic and environmental context for schooling and education
  • The systems approach to planning, decision making and problem solving
  • The importance of human relations
  • The ability to make accurate self-assessments
  • Comprehensive models of academic assessment and achievement.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

Read more about the MAE Educational Administration program.

CONCURRENT CREDENTIALING OPTION

MAE candidates may concurrently achieve a California Administrative Services (Preliminary) credential or a Preliminary Administrative Services (PAS) credential if they hold a valid California teaching or PPS credential and have a total of three years fulltime teaching experience.

Candidates may also earn a Preliminary Administrative Services Credential without seeking the MAE. See the HSOE course catalog for more information.

PARTNER WITH HSOE

If you work for a school district or other educational group and would like information on cohort offerings at your location, please contact:

Julie Aquino, Northern California Director Recruitment & Student Services
Email: jaquino@alliant.edu
Call 1.415.955.2087