Since 1967, our students, faculty and staff have facilitated the future. Here, we prepare the next generation. We nurture the public. We make an impact. Join the ranks of our distinguished graduates working as educational leaders of highly effective P-12 schools.

This graduate program is a hybrid program, which entails on-campus and online classes.

The College of Professional Studies has earned national accreditation by demonstrating excellence in the areas of content and pedagogy, clinical experiences, selectivity, program impact, and capacity for continuous improvement.

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This program is also nationally recognized as a high-quality program through the National Policy Board for Educational Administration (NPBEA). 

The Educational Leadership program has, as its highest priority, the academic foundation and practical experience necessary to prepare its candidates for an Indiana license as a Building Level Administrator. Through an accelerated cohort, or self-paced pathway, you can attain a M.S. in Educational Leadership that connects extensive field experience in regional schools with the learning expectations of each academic course and open the door to a rewarding profession.

International Students:  The course work in the Masters of Education with a Major in Educational Leadership program will not satisfy the United States Department of Homeland Security and Purdue University Graduate School requirement that you take 6 credit hours of face to face classes per semester. As such, Purdue Fort Wayne is unable to issue a Form I-20, Certificate of Eligibility, for this program.

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• “The graduates who complete the program receive a balance of best educational practices, and also practical, applicable knowledge/experience - real life situational preparation.”
• “The program provides a good cross section of course work that exposes the students to a variety of content topics.”