Master of Education Program

Program Information

Academic Program        

Master of Education Program in Educational Administration

M.Ed. (Educational Administration)

Length of Program 2 Years

Program’s Philosophy

          The program aims to develop graduates with in-depth knowledge and understanding of educational administration. Graduates will be able to apply and innovate quality management systems for education and institutions, focusing on enhancing student outcomes. The program emphasizes adaptability to political, economic, social, and cultural contexts.

Program’s Objectives

1. Comprehensive Knowledge in Educational Administration: Graduates will acquire a thorough understanding of educational administration, enabling them to apply this knowledge in managing educational institutions and enhancing student quality comprehensively.
2. Innovation and Research in Administration: Graduates will become innovators in educational administration, capable of designing and creating knowledge for developing quality management systems in education through research processes. They will also possess digital skills and effective communication abilities.
3. Governance and Professional Ethics: Graduates will manage work with good governance, adhering to professional ethics and moral standards expected of educational and institutional administrators.
4. Academic Leadership: Graduates will exhibit academic leadership, effectively managing education to achieve desired outcomes, while serving as role models for organizational personnel.

Career Opportunities

1. Educational institution administrators
2. Educational administrators
3. Researchers, Academic, Administrator
4. Developers of educational administration innovations
5. Educational supervisor
6. Educational specialists in educational organizations
7. Instructor

Program Structure

Total Credits: 42 credits (2-year Master’s Degree)

1. Plan A2 (Thesis)

          1.1 Foundation Course (Non-Credit Course)           6 Credits

          1.2 Required Course                                          18 Credits

          1.3 Elective Course                                            9 Credits

          1.4 Supervised Professional Experience                 3 Credits

          1.5 Thesis                                                         12 Credits

2. Plan B (Independent Study)

          1.1 Foundation Course (Non-Credit Course)           6 Credits

          1.2 Required Course                                          18 Credits

          1.3 Elective Course                                            15 Credits

          1.4 Supervised Professional Experience                 3 Credits

          1.5 Independent Study                                       6 Credits