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Diploma
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Educational Administration | Educational Leadership | Educational Management
Area of study
Education
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


New England College's CAGS in Education program provides advanced knowledge and skills for leadership roles in education. The 100% online program offers a core in educational leadership and various concentrations, including Educational Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction, and School Principal Licensure. Graduates meet InTASC standards and are prepared to make a difference in student learning and communities.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:


Objectives:

  • Develop knowledge and skills for leadership roles in education.
  • Build, develop, and execute educational strategies that impact student lives.
  • Become an agent of change in diverse learning environments.

Program Description:

  • 100% online program designed for busy schedules.
  • 34 credits total: 22 core educational leadership credits and 12 concentration credits.
  • Can be completed in less than two years.
  • Concentrations: Educational Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction, Data Analytics, School Principal Licensure, School Superintendent Licensure, Special Education, STEM.

Outline:


CAGS Educational Leadership Core Requirements (22 credits):

  • ED 5820: Progressive Trends in Education (3 credits)
  • ED 6415: Leading Systems Change and School Reform (4 credits)
  • ED 7003: Education Leadership and Critical Issues (4 credits)
  • ED 7004: School Law: ME, NH, and Federal (3 credits)
  • ED 6550: Research and Data-Based Decision-Making (4 credits)
  • ED 7950: Capstone Leadership Project (4 credits)

Educational Leadership Concentration (12 credits):

  • Select from various courses, including:
  • ED 7020: Exploring Assessment and Accountability: Controversies and Solutions (4 credits)
  • ED 7021: Teacher Evaluation and Instructional Leadership (3 credits)
  • MG 5120: Organizational Leadership and Change (4 credits)
  • MG 5410: Organizational Communication, Negotiation & Conflict Resolution (4 credits)
  • MG 6110: Project Management (4 credits)
  • MG 6520: Grant Writing and Contract Management (4 credits)

Other Concentrations:

  • Curriculum and Instruction
  • Data Analytics
  • School Principal Licensure
  • School Superintendent Licensure
  • Special Education
  • STEM

Assessment:

  • Assessment methods may include:
  • Assignments
  • Exams
  • Projects
  • Presentations
  • Participation
  • Specifics may vary depending on individual courses.

Teaching:

  • Taught by award-winning faculty and nationally recognized educational leaders.
  • Online format allows for flexibility and asynchronous learning.
  • Emphasis on research-driven curriculum and engaging personalized instruction.

Careers:

  • Potential career paths for CAGS graduates include:
  • University Department Chair
  • Postsecondary Teacher
  • Curriculum Developer
  • Educational Leader
  • School Principal
  • Superintendent
  • Focus on preparing graduates for leadership roles that make a difference in student learning and communities.

Other:

  • CAGS graduates meet InTASC standards, ensuring they possess the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively educate diverse learners.
  • NEC consistently ranks high as a top online college and top college in New Hampshire.
  • Students have access to numerous resources, including clubs, outdoor activities, natural areas, internships, and professor-led trips.
  • NEC offers a unique learning experience that combines academic rigor with real-world application.
  • The CAGS program empowers graduates to make impactful contributions to the field of education.
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