The Master of Arts in Education (MAED) in Educational Management is a 6-semester program, completed over 2.5 years. This program is structured to develop educational leaders skilled in school administration, policy, and finance. Students complete 9 units of foundational courses, including Basic Methods of Research, Quantitative Techniques, and Foundations of Education. The 21-unit major curriculum covers essential topics like Educational Administration, School Finance, Personnel Management, and Curriculum Development. Electives allow specialization in areas such as Community Relations and Professional Ethics, culminating in a thesis that reinforces practical knowledge in educational management.

Career Opportunities:

• School Principal: Lead and manage overall school operations, ensuring educational standards are met and fostering a positive learning environment.

• Educational Administrator: Oversee academic programs, develop policies, and manage budgets within educational institutions.

• Curriculum Developer: Design and improve educational content and teaching strategies to align with educational standards.

• Academic Coordinator: Support and guide faculty and students by planning academic programs and managing schedules.

• Education Policy Consultant: Advise on policy-making and strategic improvements in educational systems at local, regional, or national levels.