Educational, Instructional, and Curriculum Supervision degree programs

This master's focuses on educational, instructional, and curriculum supervision, preparing experienced educators to lead and evaluate teaching, coordinate curriculum, and support instructional improvement across schools or districts. It generally enrolls already-licensed teachers who want to step into supervisory and administrative roles rather than remain in the classroom. Depending on the program and your state, it can lead to a state administrator or supervisor license, which typically requires prior teaching experience and a supervised administrative internship. Programs are often designed for working educators, with online and evening options.