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  The Graduate School of Education 2004-2006 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Educational Theory, Policy, and Administration Programs in Educational Administration and Supervision Master of Education Degree Programs  

Master of Education Degree Programs

The following programs leading to the master of education degree are offered in Educational Administration and Supervision:

    Administration and Supervision (Option A)

    Administration and Supervision (Option B)

    School Business Administration

A student must complete all requirements of his or her program within five years of registration as a degree student, or within five years of embarking upon any course work to be counted toward a degree. The student is assigned an adviser from the indicated area of specialization at the time of admission. Each student`s program is developed cooperatively by the student and his or her adviser to incorporate past experience as well as future career options.

Administration and Supervision (Minimum of 36 Credits)

To earn a master of education degree in administration and supervision in elementary or secondary education, students must choose from among two options. Option A (36 credits) meets the requirements for New Jersey principals` and administrators` certificates. Option B (30 credits) prepares students who might not be interested in receiving such certification.

Option A (Certification)

Required Courses (21 credits)

  15:230:500  Foundations of Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:501  Leadership and Communication Skills Development I (3)

  15:230:507 or 607  Education Law (3) or The Law of New Jersey Education (3)

  15:230:514  Personnel Administration (3)

  15:230:520  Public School Finance (3)

  15:230:521  Supervision of Instruction (3)

  15:230:522  Decision Analysis I (3)

Electives in Educational Administration (9 credits)

  15:230:505  School-Community Relations: The Politics of Education (3)

  15:230:512  Administration and Supervision of Elementary and Secondary Schools (3)

  15:230:516  Administration and Supervision of Special Education Services (3)

  15:230:530  Internship in Educational Administration (BA)

  15:230:608  Case Studies in Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:610  Administration for School Effectiveness (3)

  15:230:630  Readings in the Administration and Supervision of Education (BA)

  16:300:643  Educational Change: Theory and Practice (3)

  16:300:645  Educational Policy and Policy Making: The Federal and State Levels (3)

Electives outside of Educational Administration (6 credits)

Students must obtain approval from their advisers before selecting outside electives.

Option B (Noncertification)

Required Courses (6 credits)

  15:230:500  Foundations of Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:501  Leadership and Communication Skills Development I (3)

Electives (24 credits)

In addition, the student must take 24 credits of elective course work, of which 15 credits must be in educational administration (courses numbered 15:230:___). The remaining 9 credits will consist of course work outside of educational administration, with the approval of an adviser.

School Business Administration (Minimum of 36 Credits)

This program is designed for individuals who wish to become certified as school business administrators or fiscal analysts with state or federal agencies. The following course of study is recommended:

  15:230:500  Foundations of Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:501  Leadership and Communication Skills Development I (3)

  15:230:503  Business Administration of School Systems (3)

  15:230:507  Education Law (3)

  15:230:514  Personnel Administration (3)

  15:230:520  Public School Finance (3)

  15:230:522  Decision Analysis I (3)

  15:230:530  Internship in Educational Administration (BA)

  Elective in general accounting (3)

  Elective outside of program area (3)

  Elective in educational administration (3)

The above degree meets the requirements for a New Jersey school business administrator's certificate.

New Jersey Supervisor's Certificate

To qualify for a supervisor's certificate in New Jersey, candidates must have a master's degree in education and meet the following course requirements:

Required Courses (6 credits)

  15:230:521  Supervision of Instruction (3)

  15:310:500  Curriculum and Instruction (3) or 15: 250:504 Foundations of Curriculum (3)

Electives (6 credits)

   15:230:500  Foundations of Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:512  Administration and Supervision of Elementary and Secondary Schools (3)

  15:230:600  Topics in Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:608  Case Studies in Educational Administration and Supervision (3)

  15:230:630  Readings in the Administration and Supervision of Education (BA)

  15:251:572  Curriculum Development in the Elementary School (3)

  15:310:505  Curriculum Development in the Secondary School (3)

  15:310:510  Curriculum of Middle and Junior High School (3)

The supervisory endorsement is granted by the Graduate School of Education only to candidates in the master of education degree program. All students not enrolled in the master of education degree program are advised to seek assistance from a New Jersey county superintendent`s office to confirm acceptance of these courses.


 
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