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College
Degree
License
Program Type
Certificate/Endorsement/License
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Program Overview
Ashland University's Administrative Specialist Licensure in Curriculum, Instruction and Professional Development (CIPD) program builds on coursework completed through typical M.Ed. Educational Administration programs . As such, a number of prerequisites are required for this program, including two years of satisfactory teaching experience.
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This program is for you, if...
- You are currently a teacher, but would like to expand your knowledge and skills in the area of educational leadership.
- You would like to pursue a district-level administrator position, perhaps as a director, supervisor or coordinator.
- You currently have a master’s degree and would like to extend it with this license.
Curriculum
View the Academic Catalog or Administrative Specialist in CIPD Licensure Checksheet for complete degree requirements.
Some of the courses you'll take include:
- Vision and Goals for School Leaders
- Critical Concepts in Fiscal Resource Management
- Critical Concepts in Human Resource Management
- Theories of Instructional Leadership
- Issues Impacting Student Achievement
- Improving Instruction
- Organizational Behavior in Education
- Organizational Climate and Culture
- Organizational Management for Educational Leaders
- Legal Issues in Educational Leadership
- Ethical, Professional & Legal Dimensions of Educational Leadership
- Essential Concepts in School Safety & Crisis Management
- Professional Development in Education
- Political Dimensions of Educational Leadership
- Educational Leadership
| Licensure Disclosure: This program is for students who intend to seek employment in Ohio and only prepares students for licensure in the state of Ohio. |
Can You Give Me a Glimpse of My Future?
Your expertise in educational leadership and administration equips you to lead initiatives for school district improvement, develop and implement curriculum standards, mentor and support teachers and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance student outcomes.