Master in Educational Leadership, Management and Emerging Technologies

Program Overview

The Master in Educational Leadership, Management, and Emerging Technologies is a one-year, e-learning program that aims to train educators and administrators in leadership, management, and administration of educational institutions. The program integrates theory and practice, developing graduates' skills in communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, and team building. It is taught by experienced practitioners and active researchers and offers scholarships and discounts on tuition fees.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Master in Educational Leadership, Management and Emerging Technologies is a one-year, e-learning program (60 CFU corresponding to 45 Quarter Credits) taught in English. It aims to innovate teaching/learning theory and practice, comprehensively training educators and administrators to manage organizational change within the education system. The program targets those seeking leadership roles in education, exposing them to innovative research and practice in leadership, management, and administration of educational institutions. It integrates theory and practice, developing graduates' skills in oral communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, and team building. The program is taught by experienced practitioners and active researchers.

Outline:

The program's structure is not detailed beyond a "Program at a Glance" section listing the following topics: Distance learning and e-learning; Lifelong Learning; Learning techniques and learning technologies; Leadership; Organization; Human resources management and organizational learning.

Teaching:

The program is taught via distance learning and e-learning.

Other:

The program offers scholarships and discounts on tuition fees. Payments can be divided into interest-free installments. The program leads to a Second Level Academic Master Diploma upon successful completion. The university provides a brochure for download.

Tuition fees: 4.000 Euro Payments can be divided into interest-free installments.