Educational Administration Curriculum, and Supervision
EACS offers a Master’s in Education (M.Ed.) degree through our M.Ed. program at the Janine Rainbolt College of Education in Norman, Oklahoma. This program prepares students for administrative and other leadership positions in schools. Students have access to a rigorous, high-quality program designed to meet working professionals' needs by offering evening classes supplemented by outside research activities and field experiences.
The M.Ed. emphasizes critical inquiry through activities and research to prepare educators to lead and manage complex organizations. The program suits working professionals expected to serve with distinction in demanding positions while completing the degree. The degree is a building and/or district-level leadership skills program approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education for certification purposes. Mentored, organized fieldwork is an integral part of the program.
Those who are selected into the program will be served by a rigorous, high-quality program that is designed to meet the needs of working professionals by offering evening classes supplemented by outside research activities and field experiences. All coursework is offered at the Norman Campus or in regionally located sites. Nearly all the courses are taught by full-time Norman campus faculty. Professionals from regional educational entities may also serve as co-teachers, guest speakers, or adjunct instructors.
The format includes a highly intensive cohort graduate degree program. The program combines three years of coursework supplemented by research and residency activities.
The program consists of the following:
Students must complete 36 credit hours.
In Oklahoma, administrative certificates are issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE). Individuals are strongly recommended to check with the State Department for specific certification requirements. Norman EACS has certification programs for the preparation of school principals and superintendents.
Additionally, you could directly view the OSDE website at sde.ok.gov/education-profession-enhancements
The College of Education has many scholarships and financial resources to support your educational endeavors. These resources can be explored as you engage in the application process. Here are examples of two that are available:
Your Master’s in Education in Educational Administration, Curriculum, and Supervision from Norman EACS can set you apart and open doors to opportunities that will put you on an engaging and robust lifetime journey.
Note: If you have any difficulties with the application process, contact Graduate Admissions directly at gradadm@ou.edu or by phone at (405) 325-6765.
Mike Jenkins
Graduate Programs
Support Specialist
Email: mjenkins@ou.edu
Phone: (405) 325-4525