Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Launches New Online Master of Arts in Educational Leadership Program
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) November 04, 2013 -- In response to high demand for trained educational leaders in early childhood, K-12, higher education, and corporate training environments, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota today announced the launch of its online Master of Arts in Educational Leadership program. This program gives students anywhere in the world the opportunity to access Saint Mary's advanced leadership training and discover the many ways educational leadership can help them achieve fulfilling and rewarding career goals.
"What's unique about this online degree program is its wide application across many different sectors of the economy," said Rebecca Hopkins, Dean of the Graduate School of Education at Saint Mary's. "This is an ideal degree for education professionals who aspire to school leadership positions or pursue opportunities in higher education, as well as for educational leadership opportunities within many other in-demand industries,” said Dean Hopkins.
Master of Arts in Educational Leadership coursework will be delivered via the Internet and through Saint Mary's custom iPad coursework app. The app provides online students the opportunity to complete assignments, compile research and collaborate and communicate with professors and fellow learners in ways never before possible with virtual education. Every online Master of Arts in Educational Leadership student will be issued an iPad and provided with the app (included in tuition).
Applications for admission into the new online Master of Arts in Educational Leadership program are being accepted now with online courses set to begin in January 2014.
For more information, or to arrange a scheduled interview, call 877-308-9954 or visit onlineprograms.smumn.edu.
About Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota
Established in 1912, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is a private, Lasallian Catholic institution offering comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs. About 1,400 students are enrolled in the residential undergraduate College at the Winona campus and 4,300 students are enrolled in the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs based in Minneapolis. The university’s graduate schools offer bachelor's degree completion, master’s degree and doctoral programs, as well as specialist and certification programs. Education is delivered to adult learners through campuses in Minneapolis, Winona and Nairobi, Kenya; centers in Apple Valley, Rochester, Oakdale and Minnetonka; and at numerous other locations in Minnesota and Jamaica.
Stacia Vogel, St. Mary's University of Minnesota, http://onlineprograms.smumn.edu/, +1 612-728-5119, [email protected]
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