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The Department of Educational Administration at Michigan State University prepares leaders to meet the needs of learners and make an impact across a wide range of settings, including elementary and secondary (K-12) schools and districts, colleges, universities and other postsecondary environments, and centers and organizations that connect research, policy and practice.
Our graduate program areas are each ranked among the nation’s top 10 and provide outstanding learning experiences within a diverse community of students and faculty members. The department is also home to robust research centers, events and travel opportunities with a focus on urban and global perspectives.
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With one of the largest groups of faculty focused on higher education, the Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education, or HALE, programs at MSU include a certificate in postsecondary teaching and learning, the cohort-based master's in Student Affairs Administration, the fully online M.A. and the Ph.D. program in HALE.
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MSU offers three programs in K-12 administration with an emphasis on serving urban schools and communities: the master's in Educational Administration focused on school-level leadership, the Doctor of Education Leadership (Ed.D.) focused on system-level leadership for working professionals and the full-time Ph.D. program for future faculty members and researchers.
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The Ph.D. program in Education Policy prepares students to conduct research on urgent issues and provide service to policymakers and communities through roles in local, state, national and international organizations or as faculty members.
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Faculty members in the Department of Educational Administration are actively engaged in research, teaching and outreach in their fields. They work closely with students to build a community where everyone has opportunities to learn and contribute.
Learn more ›We share a responsibility to create and support inclusive environments for learning and being, where dialogue, active listening, trust and respect have to be.
The Center for Higher and Adult Education (CHAE) advances policy and international work in postsecondary education by providing exchange programs, forums and other resources to students and faculty.
The Education Policy Innovation Collaborative (EPIC) is a research center that works closely with state agencies and school districts to study—and improve—education reforms with potential to change students’ lives.
Department of Educational Administration
Erickson Hall
620 Farm Lane Rm 413
East Lansing, MI 48824-1034
Tel: (517) 355-4544
marti884@msu.edu
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