University of Redlands
The Department of Leadership and Higher Education is made up of faculty members who work in the areas of leadership, educational administration, and policy. The department houses three graduate programs including; our Ed.D. program in Leadership for Educational Justice and two Master of Arts programs in Educational Administration and Higher Education. The department is committed to creating exceptional learning experiences for graduate students in small, personal, educational settings.
The Department of Leadership and Higher Education offers exclusively graduate degrees in higher education, educational administration and our doctoral degree in leadership for educational justice.
The School of Education's Department of Leadership and Higher Education prepares students for leadership and administration roles in education at the elementary, secondary, and college and university levels. The Department houses two master's degree programs and a doctoral degree that are rooted in educational justice and equity, training confident, effective leaders who are ready to make a difference in their communities.
The Redlands School of Education stays at the forefront of local, national, and global issues in the world of education, and the Department of Leadership and Education consistently challenges students to think critically and innovatively to develop effective solutions to these issues.
The Department of Leadership and Higher Education features instruction by faculty members who are top scholar-practitioners in the areas of leadership, educational administration, and policy. The department is committed to creating exceptional, unparalleled learning experiences in small and personal settings, allowing for graduate students to have direct access to faculty mentors who serve as motivators. Get to know the Leadership and Higher Education faculty below!
Guided by the ideals of equity and access, the Department of Leadership and Higher Education builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills through the application of diversity and multiculturalism concepts. Beyond the interdisciplinary curriculum, students refine their communication and interpersonal skills to be able to change community perception and elevate levels of collaboration.
In doing so, the Department graduates students that are true agents of change, making meaningful progress that closes the equity gap from elementary to higher education.
The credential and master's degree programs in Leadership and Higher Education provide a transformative academic experience rooted in the goal of making schools more equitable for all.
The master's degree in School and District Leadership and Preliminary Administrative Services credential program train leaders who have a fine-tuned sense of cultural sensitivity and an awareness of structural issues detrimental to students from diverse backgrounds, the Higher Education and Student Affairs master's degree allows aspiring higher education professionals to develop the skills needed to practice informed decision-making rooted in social justice.
The Doctor in Education, Leadership in Educational Justice molds leaders that are able to recognize social and educational inequity and serve as advocates for the disenfranchised and under-served student populations.
Doctor in Education, Leadership in Educational Justice
The master's and doctoral degree programs in the Department of Leadership and Higher Education open the door to a rewarding career as a confident leader tackling the greatest challenges facing education today.
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