
Keiser University's Master of Science in Education, Leadership (MSEdL) - Mandarin program is designed for experienced educators aiming to become leaders and administrators in educational institutions. The program emphasizes independent learning and scholarship, preparing students for leadership roles. It covers foundational courses in curriculum design, ethics, decision-making, and instructional technology, followed by specialized coursework on administrative functions. Graduates will be equipped to apply theory, analyze challenges, and solve educational problems using applied research methods. All coursework is delivered in Mandarin.
To earn the Master of Science in Education, Leadership (Mandarin) degree, students must complete 36 graduate semester credit hours. The program requires 30 credit hours to be completed at Keiser University. No electives are offered. The final semester involves an action research project. Courses are eight weeks long, with students typically taking two concurrently if attending full-time.
Graduates of the MSEdL (Mandarin) program are prepared for leadership and management positions in K-12 and higher education settings.
This program is designed for students with accredited baccalaureate degrees. It is suitable for licensed classroom practitioners, education administrators, or teachers aspiring to administrative roles. Many states require at least three years of teaching experience and a graduate degree for school administrator licensure.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Prospective students are encouraged to speak with a financial aid counselor to explore funding options.
Applicants must hold an accredited baccalaureate degree. This program is designed for experienced educators, including licensed classroom practitioners, education administrators, or teachers aspiring to administrative roles.
The program typically takes 12 to 24 months to complete. Students usually take two eight-week courses concurrently when attending full-time.
All coursework for the Master of Science in Education, Leadership (Mandarin) program is delivered in Mandarin.
Students must complete 36 graduate semester credit hours. A minimum of 30 credit hours must be completed at Keiser University.
Graduates are prepared for leadership and management positions in K-12 and higher education settings. Potential roles include Educational Institution Leaders and Administrators.