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The digital transformation, the push for more inclusive education systems, and other groundbreaking changes have significantly reshaped the educational landscape, amplifying the demand for skilled, adaptable leaders.
Lehigh's Master's in Educational Leadership equips graduates for leadership roles across diverse educational settings and related organizations. Program alumni pursue careers in school administration, higher education, and community-based educational initiatives. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an 8% growth in K-12 leadership positions from 2016 to 2026.
Students can simultaneously pursue their master's degree and Pennsylvania Principal Certification by completing just two extra courses. Details about Pennsylvania's certification requirements are available via the link below.
This M.Ed. program also provides a stepping stone for those considering Lehigh's doctoral program in Educational Leadership.
The 30-credit program includes five core courses covering leadership, research methods, data analysis, and diversity. Students complete an additional 15 credits in their chosen specialization, approved by their advisor, with options including Special Education, Instructional Technology, or Counseling.
Flexible scheduling accommodates both full-time and part-time students, with evening classes designed for working professionals and select online course options.
Lehigh's distinguished faculty combines seasoned administrators, experienced educators, and pioneering researchers developing innovative best practices.