Coursework
Course Requirements
The M.A. in Educational Leadership and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential or Internship Credential, Tier I includes seven courses with field experience embedded.
EDL 580 Leadership Induction | 1 | |
|---|---|---|
EDL 581 Research and Leadership* | 6 | |
EDL 582 Cornerstones of Educational Leadership* | 6 | |
EDL 583 Educational Leadership and Change | 6 | |
EDL 584 Policy and Politics of Educational Leadership | 6 | |
EDL 585 Leadership in a Legal Culture | 6 | |
EDL 586 Leadership Performance Assessment | 5 | |
| Credential and master’s degree | 36 units | |
| Internship credential and master’s degree | 36 units | |
*EDL 581 and EDL 582 are not required for candidates with a master’s degree in education.
TaskStream ePortfolios
Students are required to enroll in TaskStream, which includes an online portfolio assessment system to facilitate teacher candidate evaluation. Students create electronic portfolios to showcase and document their competencies and experiences with the California Professional Standards for Educational Leaders (CPSELs), share artifacts or the entire portfolio with instructors and advisors for feedback and review online, submit sections of their portfolio or the entire body of work for evaluation online, and track their progress toward certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many units do I take each term?
Students may take no more than 6 units per term.
How long is a term?
Each term is 9–10 weeks long. Five terms are offered each year.
How many evenings per week do I attend classes?
Students meet one night a week throughout the course of the term.
How many hours does each class session require?
Each class requires that students meet for approximately 4 hours.
Is a California Teaching Credential (CTC) required?
Yes, a CTC is required if you are pursuing a Tier 1 credential.
How many units can I transfer?
Appropriate transfer work may be accepted toward a master’s degree. Transfer units may not exceed 20 percent of the units required for the master’s degree. Contact your program representative or the Office of Graduate Registrar for more information.
