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Educational Leadership (International) - Master of Education

Teachers and aspiring educational leaders can enhance their career prospects with a part-time, online Master of Education in Educational Leadership

Key information

EU fees per year €5,500
Non-EU fees per year €13,200
NFQ Level NFQ Level 9 Major
Duration Two years
Attendance Part-time
Programme type Taught, Professional / Flexible
Delivery Online
Start date September
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Teachers in Ireland and abroad who are interested in leadership in international contexts can gain a professional qualification in leadership through UL’s Master of Education in Educational Leadership (International). 

This two year, fully online programme supports you to deepen your understanding of educational leadership and enhance your leadership practice.   

It is designed to help you lead with integrity, empathy and purpose in all educational settings.  

It provides teachers with the knowledge, skills and competencies to support their career progression towards Assistant Principal, Deputy Principal and Principal posts.  

It fosters your ongoing professional growth and personal development as reflective and resilient leaders. 

The programme builds on your experience of international educational systems and enhances your professional skills in a supportive learning environment. 

During this programme, you will  

  • Examine the dynamics of leading learning and teaching by engaging with theories and practices of instructional leadership. 

  • Build advanced knowledge of educational leadership through study of leadership approaches, case studies, and practical tools for leading change. 

  • Examine the impact of national and international policy developments on the professional role of the teacher. 

  • Foster inclusive and supportive leadership and explore strategies that promote equity, well-being, and collaborative and flourishing school cultures. 
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