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Aurora University Online EDD - Leadership in Educational Administration with Superintendent Endorsement

Aurora University Online

EDD - Leadership in Educational Administration with Superintendent Endorsement

Aurora, USA

3 up to 6 Years

English

Full time, Part time

USD 670 / per credit

Distance Learning

Key Summary

    About: The Doctor of Education (EdD) in Leadership in Educational Administration with Superintendent Endorsement focuses on developing advanced administrative skills for leadership roles in education. This program emphasizes practical experience and theoretical knowledge, preparing students to effectively lead educational institutions and navigate complex educational systems. The course is designed to meet the requirements for superintendent endorsement, equipping graduates for higher-level positions in educational administration.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers as superintendents, educational administrators, or school district leaders. Potential roles include instructional coordinator, principal, or policy analyst in educational organizations.

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Have A Greater Impact on Learning — Become a Superintendent

Aurora University's online EDD - Leadership in Educational Administration with Superintendent Endorsement program takes you through rigorous, ISBE-approved coursework that prepares you on every level to demonstrate excellence as a school superintendent of K-12 schools. You can complete the program in three years or complete just the endorsement without the EdD credential in two years.

Coursework readies you to advance the learning of all students in K-12 schools, including curriculum development and assessment for all types of students at all levels of education. You're also prepared to support your students, staff, and parents, and to protect your schools, by identifying and solving issues within your district by studying organizational theory, law, HR, and coaching and mentoring.

Coursework in policy and finance at the district level helps you to prepare adequate budgets and set realistic goals. Experienced faculty act as mentors throughout the program and are dedicated to helping you secure your internship. Classes are small, typically between 10 and 12 students, so you'll get the individualized attention you need to succeed throughout the program.

The program requires 30 hours of research coursework, dissertation hours, and a superintendent internship in the Illinois School District to complete the program.

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