Master of Arts | Educational Specialist | Doctor of Education

Master of Arts, Administration and Leadership

Description

A degree in School Administration and Leadership at La Sierra University will focus on the development of a Christian leader. You will take classes that will focus on:

Important legal issues that face school teachers and leaders today

How to understand and recognize good teaching that will help you to be a good mentor to new teachers

Looking at yourself as a leader and how to recognize aspects of yourself that will help you to be a good leader and role model

Financing schools and how to understand difficult issues relative to school funding today

Actual field experiences which will give you the opportunity to practice leadership tasks firsthand at a school site

and other fascinating topics . . .

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Educational Specialist, Ed.S., Administration and Leadership

Description

The Department of Administration and Leadership is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence through support and enhancement of educational leaders. This excellence is fostered through the discovery of meaning and purpose in the development of administrative and leadership skills. The department curriculum is based on the concept that leadership training has three fundamental aspects: the development and understanding of the leader as a person, a deeper understanding of the community and organizational context of leadership, and the development of specific skills needed by a successful leader-manager.

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Doctor of Education, Ed.D., Administration and Leadership

Description

This degree is designed for astute students with appropriate professional experience beyond those studying at the master's level.

Rigorous requirements include a sound educational base and a substantial concentration in the student's chosen area of interest.

The curriculum offers opportunities for educational leaders to develop advanced knowledge, skills and research capabilities.

Those completing the program may hold or may be interested in positions of administrative responsibility at the school or district level, in institution of higher learning, or non-school settings.

This program requires a minimum of 45 units of post-baccalaureate coursework and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

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