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Master of Science in Education:
Instructional Leadership

Neumann University's graduate program leading to the Master of Science in Education: Instructional Leadership is consistent with and driven by the University's Mission statement and is offered in an evening on-campus format and in an accelerated off-campus format.

For a more detailed explanation of the program’s schedule on campus,
click HERE. 

For a more detailed explanation of the off-campus format, click HERE.

The program allows graduate students to become certified, add a certification, or to allow currently certified teachers to continue to acquire a wide-range of knowledge and skills which are designed to prepare them to assume the role of instructional leaders of their schools. By analyzing cutting edge pedagogical theory and applying interpretations of that theory to teaching practices, graduate students become master teachers, i.e., educators who know and show others how to orchestrate assessment, diversity, technique, and technology within the context of contemporary education. The goal of the instructional leadership degree is to instill the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes of master teachers in professional educators. Hence, this degree program prepares educators to become classroom innovators and school role models.

Admission Requirements

For additional program information from the current Graduate Catalog,
please click here.

For more information, please call the Office of Adult and Graduate Admissions at (610) 361-5208 or (800) 9-NEUMANN, ext. 5208, or feel free to e-mail us at GradAdultAdmiss@neumann.edu