Program Overview

Graduate School of Education

The Graduate School of Education offers a range of programs for students seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in education.

Academics

The school provides various academic programs, including:

• Master's Degrees
  • Administration and Supervision
  • Educational Leadership, Accelerated Master's
  • Administration and Supervision (Online)
• Teaching
  • Master of Science in Teaching
  • Master of Science
  • Master of Science in Education
  • Certificates and Extensions
  • Accelerated Master's in Teaching Program
• Faith-Based Programs
  • Christian Spirituality
  • Christian Spirituality Advanced Certificate
  • Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)
  • Jesuit Studies
  • Spiritual Direction
• Counseling
  • Counseling Psychology (Ph.D.)
  • Mental Health Counseling
  • School Counseling
• Educational Leadership
  • Master's Degrees
  • Doctoral Degrees
• School Psychologist
  • Bilingual School Psychology (Adv Cert)
  • Advanced Certificate in School Psychology (Adv Cer)
  • School Psychology (Ph.D.)
• Doctoral Programs
  • Ed.D. in Administration, Supervision and Policy
  • Ph.D. in Church and Non-Public Leadership
  • Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology
  • Ph.D. in School Psychology
  • Ph.D. in Innovation in Curriculum and Instruction
  • Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)

GSE Administration and Supervision

The Master of Science in Education in Administration and Supervision is a program designed for candidates who wish to develop their knowledge and skills for a leadership role in education.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Science in Education
• Start Semester: Any
• Campus: Lincoln Center, Online
• Full-time/Part-time: Available
• Application Deadline: Rolling Admissions

The program focuses on the legacy of inherited excellence, present innovations, and the future vitality and sustainability of Catholic and non-public schools. It follows a cohort model and is organized with a focus on adult learning theory, utilizing action research, group projects, critical reflection, clinical application, problem-based simulations, policy analysis, and two semesters of internships.

Program Prerequisites

Candidates can browse the Admissions section for more information about the application and financial aid processes.

International Study

The Center offers summer institutes on emerging issues with other universities and educational institutions around the world, providing distinctive opportunities for learning and collaboration.

Program Curriculum

The program curriculum includes:

• Year 1
  • Fall (6 credits)
    • Fundamentals of Educational Administration and Management
    • Instructional Leadership
  • Spring (6 credits)
    • Strategic Planning/Change
    • Perspectives on Leadership
  • Summer (6 credits)
    • Leading in a Diverse Society
    • School Law
• Year 2
  • Fall (6 credits)
    • Internship I (optional)
    • Program Evaluation and Research in Administration and Supervision I
  • Spring (6 credits)
    • Internship II (optional)
    • Ethics of School Administration
    • Master's Comprehensive Exam/Assessment

Faculty & Research

The school has a faculty directory that includes:

• Counseling Psychology
• Curriculum and Teaching
• Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy
• Psychological and Educational Services
• Faculty Committees
• All Faculty

The research areas include:

• Centers & Institutes
• Faculty Research

Tuition & Financial Aid

The school provides information on:

• GSE Tuition and Fees
  • Estimated Total Tuition Costs by Program
  • Costs of Attendance Calculator
  • Billing and Payment
  • Monthly Payment Plan
• Scholarships and Assistantships
  • Scholarships
  • Graduate Assistantships
  • FAQs for GSE School-Based Aid
• Federal Financial Aid
  • Graduate Federal Financial Aid
  • Federal Loan Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP)
• Outside Sources of Funding
  • External Grants and Scholarships
  • Private Education Loans

Centers and Institutes

The school has several centers and institutes, including:

• The Bernard L. Schwartz Center for Media, Public Policy and Education
• The Center for Catholic School Leadership and Faith-Based Education
• The Center for Educational Partnerships
• Hagin School Consultation Center

Partnerships and Projects

The school has partnerships and projects, including:

• BE: FREE
• Liberty Partnerships Program
• New York Education Policy Leadership Program (NY EPLP)
• Special Education Leadership Institute