
Administrative licensure
As classrooms evolve to meet the challenges of education today, so too must school administrations. You've already shown your dedication to education; now you can take the next step to guide the field into the future.
When you pursue your principal, superintendent, or director of education license, you will:
- Build your foundational knowledge through instruction that blends theory and practice
- Develop confidence in the complex duties required of education leaders in today's schools and districts through hands-on learning experiences
- Learn culturally-responsive instructional leadership to meet the needs of an increasingly broad range of stakeholders, foster leadership across learning environments, and implement result-based education
Administrative License program highlights
Find the perfect balance between work and school | Our hybrid program offers the flexibility and convenience of courses that blend online instruction with limited campus-based instruction. |
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Get started sooner | You can apply and begin the program any term, including summer term. |
Finish faster | Complete your administrative license at your own pace, even in as few as 21 to 24 months |
Areas of Administrative Licensure | K-12 principal, director of special education, and district superintendent |
Tuition
Your administrative license is a cost-effective investment for you and your students with affordable tuition at our prestigious, private, nonprofit university.
Financial aid
Affordability is important to you—and to us. Explore our competitive financial aid options for your master’s degree.
Administrative licensure frequently asked questions
Completion of a Minnesota administrative license requires an educator license from the state of Minnesota or another state. Coursework required for a Minnesota administrative license, by educators who are licensed as administrators in other states, is determined by a Minnesota Board of School Administrator (BOSA) approved Administrative Licensure preparation program. Questions and details about this process can be found at the MN BOSA Website.