Students at Work
San José State University's location in the Silicon Valley makes it an exceptionally rewarding learning environment for students.
What is Spartan Squad?
Spartan Squad is the official student athletic booster program of San José State University supporting SJSU athletics. Founded in the Fall of 2005 by Matthew Olivieri and Brad Villeggiante, with support from Associated Students, the Squad increases SJSU pride, unity and spirit throughout the student body.
Spartans Transform Construction Site into a Work of Art
An SJSU Art student painting a mural, located by the Student Union, in front of the Art Building. Students have decided to paint the wall that was put up after construction started in order to celebrates the continuity of the past and present by showcasing artist self-portraits of the past five hundred years.
Welcome!
Welcome to the Department of Educational Leadership!
Thank you for your interest in our department. We are located in Sweeney Hall 219 and are one of seven departments within the Connie L. Lurie College of Education.
The Department of Educational Leadership offers a Master of Arts in Education: Administration & Supervision and the Preliminary Administrative Services Credential. It is the department’s goal to prepare administrators who are dedicated to fostering equity and excellence in education while respecting and appreciating diversity. Our graduates are committed to promoting social justice, building equity in diverse communities, and facilitating collaborative change.
If you are interested in applying, please complete both the SJSU Graduate Admissions and Program Evaluation (GAPE) Requirements and the Department of Educational Leadership application.
Mission
To prepare educational leaders for the 21st century who strive for academic excellence and equity of opportunity in K-12 schools.
Program Themes
- Administrative concepts and management strategies
- Role of schooling in a democratic society
- Building equity in diverse communities
- Facilitating collaborative change
- Research and reflective practice
Outcome
At the end of the program, graduates will know and be able to provide school leadership
for the development of a challenging, supportive, and equitable learning environment.
SJSU grants a Master of Arts in Education: Administration & Supervision and graduates are eligible for the Preliminary Administrative Service Credential (Tier 1).
Coursework
Coursework consists of both Hybrid (H) and Face-to-Face (F2F) formats. Students are only required to meet on campus once a month with Hybrid courses; assignments
are regularly submitted online throughout the semester. Face-to-Face (F2F) courses
meet on campus once a week. Generally, Hybrid meeting dates will be during the same week.
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