Master of Science in Educational Administration and Supervision
| DEGREE TYPE | LEARNING MODE |
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DEGREE TYPE
Master of Science |
LEARNING MODE
On-Campus |
Inspire change and lead with impact as you transform schools and communities through equity-driven leadership
33
Credit Hours
2
Years to Complete
3
Program Tracks
Take the next step in your academic and professional career with Morgan. Pursue your future – today.
Lead With Purpose, Transform Education
The Master of Science (MS) in Educational Administration and Supervision at Morgan State University is designed to prepare talented educators for leadership roles that shape the future of schools and communities. Grounded in equity and excellence, this program equips teacher leaders to step into positions such as assistant principal, curriculum supervisor, or central office administrator. Students benefit from coursework aligned with the Professional Standards for Educational Leaders (PSEL 2015), partnerships with Baltimore City Schools, and initiatives supported by the Wallace Foundation. With a strong focus on real-world application, the program blends rigorous academics, leadership theory, and hands-on practice. Graduates leave ready to address complex challenges, drive school improvement, and promote equity across diverse educational settings. By developing reflective, student-centered leaders, Morgan ensures its alumni are equipped to transform schools and positively impact student outcomes.
Why Morgan?
Hands-On Research Experiences
Students have opportunities to analyze case studies, participate in simulations, and interact with current school leaders.
Field Experience
The program requires a practicum of 280 hour school-based experience that is personalized to the student and his/her current school assignment. The Practicum experience allows the Aspiring Leader candidates to bridge theory into practice by connecting the Professional Standards for Educational Leaders (PSEL) to the day-to-day work of a school leader.
Faculty Expertise
Our faculty are former and current school principals, assistant superintendent, or superintendent of schools.
Leadership Experience
Our program provides an opportunity for Aspiring Leader candidates to conduct an action research project or problem of practice related to a current issue in his/her school that will lead to a significant and sustainable change in the building
Move Forward in Your Professional Career
Take the next step in your educational leadership journey with Morgan State University. Our program is more than a degree, it’s a pathway to transforming schools, empowering communities, and leaving a legacy of equity-driven leadership.
Learn In-Demand Skills
Graduates of the MS in Educational Administration and Supervision program emerge with a powerful set of leadership skills that extend beyond traditional management. Additonally, graduates of the program develop
- Instructional leadership grounded in equity
- Systems thinking and problem-solving
- Professional reflection and accountability
- Collaboration with teachers, families, and communities
- Organizational culture-building strategies
- High expectations and goal-setting for student achievement
Secure Your Ideal Career
The program provides the foundation to become a school based or central office administrator at the entry level. The coursework will provide students an opportunity learn from current school leaders and faculty members with years of experience in school and central office administration. Students have opportunities to analyze case studies, participate in simulations, and interact with current school leaders. The median salary for MS in Educational Administration and Supervision averages out to $109,347 (average) Here's a short list of the many job titles that align:
- Assistant Principal
- Instructional Leader
- Content Supervisor
- Curriculum Supervisor
- Curriculum Coordinator
Pursue Hands-On Research and Internships
Students apply their learning through simulations, case studies, and interaction with current educational leaders. The required practicum allows aspiring leaders to engage in personalized school-based experiences tied directly to their current roles. Candidates conduct action research or address pressing school issues, developing practical solutions and leadership philosophies. The program’s ePortfolio provides a professional showcase of leadership growth, helping students stand out in interviews and career transitions.
Discover the MS in Educational Administration and Supervision
Find meaningful success—both personally and professionally—with the On-Campus MS in Educational Administration and Supervision. If you are ready to learn valuable skills for a more rewarding career, why wait? Request more information today and we will reach out to you with all the details.
Program Requirements
The MS in Educational Administration and Supervision consists of 33 credits (11 courses), typically completed in 3 years of part-time study with two courses per semester. Coursework includes leadership, supervision, and curriculum development, culminating in a 280-hour practicum that connects theory to real-world leadership practice. The program concludes with a capstone project and ePortfolio, preparing students for career advancement and Maryland Admin I certification.
Requirements
| Course | Title | Credits |
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Course
EDAD 798 |
Title
Practicum in Educational Administration and Supervision |
Credits
3 |
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Course
ASLJ 601 |
Title
Legal Aspects of Education |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDAD 585 |
Title
The Role of Administrators in Urban Schools |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSU 560 |
Title
Supervision and Evaluation of Curriculum and Instruction |
Credits
3 |
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Course
ASLC 601 |
Title
Curriculum Theory and Development |
Credits
3 |
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Course
ASLD 601 |
Title
Group Dynamics |
Credits
3 |
Achieve Success Like Our Alumni
“Obtaining this degree was not only monumental for me, but for my children and the level of care that I can provide for them.” - Candis Fields
- Ms. Candis Fields, Class of 2024, completed her Maser’s degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from Morgan State University and was promoted to a Dean of Students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg School.
- Mr. Kevin Jennings, Jr. Class of 2011, earned his Master’s degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from Morgan State University and was appointed principal of Rossville Elementary School, one of the newest schools in Baltimore County Public Schools.
- Ms. Teri F. Lewis, Class of 2023, completed her Admin 1 Certificate at Morgan State University and was promoted from a Consulting Teacher to Assistant Principal in Baltimore County Public Schools.
Financial Aid Makes Things Possible
Choosing the right program is a big decision—and we are here to help you navigate the options available for funding your education. Whether you are an in-state, out-of-state, or international student, you may be eligible for Graduate Funding. We also offer two types of Graduate Assistantships: Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Research Assistantships (RAs). Both provide special learning opportunities in exchange for a stipend/salary and Tuition Award. In addition, by simply filing your FAFSA each year, you will be able to participate in Federal Plus Loans and Federal Direct Loan Programs. With proper planning, going back to graduate school is more than possible. We are committed to breaking barriers and opening doors for all future students. Contact us to learn more about affordability at Morgan’s School of Graduate Studies.
- Graduate Fellowships and federal Title III Graduate Fellowships provide a stipend and Tuition Award
- Teaching Assistantships offer you the chance to teach and assist with undergraduate courses
- Research Assistantships give you research experience with faculty-led or external projects
- Federal Direct Loan Programs include the Direct Subsidized and Direct Unsubsidized Loans
- Additional Grants and Scholarships from external sources award free money—so apply early