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School of Education and Human Sciences

Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies

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Educational administration (Online M.S.E.)
Leads to building-level (principal) administrative licensure in PK-12 educational systems.
Educational administration (Online Ed.D.)
Prepares students to be PK-12 school district level leaders in a format designed to accommodate working professionals.

Graduate Certificate in District Leadership (Online certificate)
The online graduate certificate in district leadership from the University of Kansas equips current school administrators with the knowledge and credentials to advance into district-level roles.
Higher education administration (Online Ed.D.)
Prepares current mid-level administrators in higher education and related organizations to advance in their careers as leaders.

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