Educational Administration and Supervision - Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) or Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Program Overview

The University of Toledo's Educational Administration and Supervision program prepares ethical and innovative leaders for preK-12 education, particularly principals and superintendents. The curriculum combines practical experience, leadership theory, and research design, with a flexible blend of on-campus, online, and hybrid classes. Graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles in education, both at the building and district levels.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The University of Toledo's graduate program in Educational Administration and Supervision aims to prepare ethical, innovative, and collaborative leaders for preK-12 education, particularly principals, superintendents, and other educational leaders. The curriculum combines practical experience, leadership theory, and research design. Students develop their critical thinking skills in understanding the impact of leadership on school communities and districts and learn to leverage data for school improvement and student learning enhancement.

Teaching:

The program is designed to accommodate working professionals, offering a flexible blend of on-campus evening classes, synchronous video conferencing online classes, and hybrid options. Students engage in internships in school districts throughout the region to gain practical experience.

Careers:

Graduates of the program are well-prepared for leadership roles in education, both at the building and district levels. They are sought after by multiple districts in the region and possess a strong understanding of educational research, change strategies, and interpersonal skills. Potential career paths include:

• Building Level:
• Assistant/Associate Principals
• Principals
• Program/Curriculum Coordinators
• District Level:
• Assistant/Associate Superintendents
• Superintendents