Master of Education (MEd) in Teacher Leader
MEd in Teacher Leader Program Overview
Prepare to bring about positive change in the classroom and schools. Spalding University’s Master of Education in Teacher Leader program equips students with the knowledge and skills they need to provide a meaningful framework for increasing student achievement. Clarify your vision and renew your passion for leadership as you prepare to meet the educational needs of the times.
You can use this degree as a stepping stone on your path to future study for principalship or administration, or select elective courses or work towards your endorsement.
- Choose between three endorsements or one specialization
- English as a Second Language Endorsement: 30 credit hours and 60 field experience hours
- Instructional Computer Technology Endorsement: 30 credit hours and 60 field experience hours
- Reading Endorsement: 30 credit hours
- Competency-Based Learning Specialization (non-endorsement): 30 credit hours and 160 field experience hours
Courses
Our Master of Education in Teacher Leader curriculum develops advanced skills in classroom teachers. Curriculum includes courses such as Professional Learning for School Transformation, Leadership for Instructional Improvement and Assessing Learning for Student Achievement. Students also engage in a capstone project.
Tuition
Prepare to lead with a Master of Education in Teacher Leader. Learn about tuition and fees for our MEd Teacher Leader program, as well as your financial aid options.
Admission Requirements
Ready to serve as a leader in education? Discover how Spalding’s MEd in Teacher Leader can prepare you to meet the needs of the times.
Find Possibility in the Heart of the City
DISCOVER YOUR GROWTH POTENTIAL
Expand your educational horizons and those of others. Studies show that an MEd in Teacher Leader can increase salary potential, job opportunities and career stability, while also positively influencing teacher retention and student outcomes in their schools.
High-Impact Career Preparation
Discover the possibilities. Professionals who earn a Master of Education in Teacher Leader degree pursue advanced career opportunities including:
- Teacher Leader
- Assistant Principal
- Curriculum Specialist
- Dean of Students
- Director of Instructional Support
- Instructional Coach
- Principal
- Professional Development Coordinator
This program is ideal for teachers who want to impact classrooms and schools through roles as instructional coaches, mentors and curriculum specialists. Spalding’s unique approach that combines theory with practice makes the learning experience practical and has an immediate impact on instructional practice.
Glenn Baete, Assistant Professor and Director of Advanced Programs
