M.Ed. Administration and Supervision Online Program Overview

Online Master’s in Educational Administration and Supervision

Become a more effective and innovative academic leader while fostering the values of social justice, ethics, and integrity with a an online master’s in education administration and supervision at Marymount University!

Designed to accommodate the busy schedules of teachers and school administrators, the online master’s in educational administration and supervision graduate program features engaging, interactive, and fully online coursework.

Our M.Ed. Educational Administration and Supervision prepares education professionals for advanced careers as public, private, and Catholic school leaders. Coursework covers impactful K-12 leadership practices and administrative skills, continuous improvement in key areas such as curriculum development and community building, as well as the Catholic and public schools’ history, teachings, and moral perspectives — all while encouraging every student’s own beliefs and viewpoints within a supportive academic community.

  • Fully online to meet the needs of every working professional

Complete your education administration master’s program online degree requirements from anywhere in the world.

  • Affordable tuition for a 30-credit graduate degree

Marymount offers a tuition reduction to all current Catholic diocesan teachers and administrators enrolled in the online master’s in educational administration and supervision. Please contact us for a current update on available tuition assistance.

  • Earn an Administration & Supervision license

Our online master’s in educational leadership and administration is approved by the Virginia Department of Education for licensure in Administration and Supervision, PK-12.

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