Master of Education Program in Educational Administration

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects designed to enhance educators’ expertise. Courses typically include in-depth studies in curriculum development, educational psychology, leadership in education, and instructional design. These subjects equip graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to innovate teaching methods, understand educational theories, and effectively manage educational programs. The goal of this curriculum is to produce master graduates to be leaders in curriculum development and teaching innovation in schools at all levels with morality and ethics, professional ethics. And all graduates can be accepted at the international level

Program Overview:    

We are offering students great opportunities to pursue further and in-depth studies in the educational fields. Students will experience the international environment as well as international contents within this program.

Career Opportunity: 

• Educators seeking skill enhancement
• Professionals aiming for leadership roles
• Aspiring educational counselors
• Experts in instructional design
• Policy analysts in education
• Specialists in special education
• Tech enthusiasts in education
• Researchers advancing educational knowledge

Study Plan Options:

• Plan 1 (Academic)              Not less than    36 credits 
• Plan 2 (Professional)          Not less than    36 credits 

Plan 1 (Academic) 

1. Compulsory courses                   24 credits 
2. Thesis                                            12 credits 

Total                                                         36 credits 

Plan 2 (Professional) 

1. Compulsory courses                   24 credits 
2. Elective courses                             6 credits 
3. Independent Study                         6 credits 

Total                                                         36 credits