The Master of Education degree requires at least 36 credits of graduate study for those seeking endorsement. The program also requires an internship experience and comprehensive examination for all graduates.
"At Curry, I learned how I think and how to assess the thinking processes and personalities of the people I will lead. I learned confidence and the skills to be a school leader."
Nelda D. Thomas, M.Ed. Administration and Supervision '12
June 1 for fall semester entry
October 15 for spring semester entry
February 1 for summer semester entry
All components of the application must be received by the due date.
By taking 2 courses per semester, students can complete the course of study in 6 semesters and the internship during the seventh semester.
Semester of Entry:
fall/spring/summer
Full or Part Time:
part-time only
View the planned statewide courses for Administration and Supervision through Summer 2014 for more information about scheduled courses.
| Schools as Professional Learning Communities - EDLF 7140 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Public School Administration - EDLF 7804 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Human Resource Management - EDLF 7805 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| School and Community Relations - EDLF 7806 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| School Principalship - EDLF 7807 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| School Finance - EDLF 7808 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| School Law - EDLF 7810 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Introduction to Supervision and Instruction - EDLF 7811 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Leadership for Low-Performing Schools - EDLF 7812 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Technology Leadership - EDLF 7813 | 3 Credit Hours | |
| Administrative Internship - EDLF 8988 | 3 Credit Hours |
Most students pursue assistant principal positions after completion of the program, but some step directly into principal or central office positions.
Charlottesville and Richmond
Pamela Tucker
pdt8n@virginia.edu
Ruffner 274
434-924-7846
Falls Church
Denny Berry
dmb9v@virginia.edu
703-536-1136
