The Building-Level Licensure program is a non-degree program of study for candidates seeking licensure at the building level who already hold a master’s degree in an appropriate area and meet the requirements for admission to the program in Educational Leadership in Administration and Supervision.
Curriculum
Required Courses (18 hours)
Note: the advisor and the licensure office will determine if additional courses are required to complete the requirements for licensure.
- EDUC 6403 – School Law
- EDAS 6023 – Supervision of Instruction in Elementary and Secondary Schools
- EDAS 6033 – Organizational Development, Evaluation, and Action Research
- EDAS 6093 – The Principalship
- EDAS 6223 – Administrative Internship and Project
- EDAS 6233 – Leadership of Special Programs and Services
Internship Requirement
Master’s degree and licensure candidates must complete a minimum number of courses and practicum hours in the approved plan of study and an internship application prior to enrolling in an internship. Specific coursework and practicum requirements are outlined in the internship guide. Candidates may not enroll in an internship until all application and program requirements are completed.
Portfolio Requirement
Master’s degree and licensure candidates must prepare and satisfactorily defend a program portfolio based on the appropriate national and state licensure standards for an administrative license. Candidates must satisfactorily complete the portfolio requirement prior to graduation and/or application for licensure.
