GSE Administration and Supervision

The program focuses on the legacy of inherited excellence, present innovations and the future vitality and sustainability of Catholic and non-public schools.

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• Administration and Supervision, is for candidates who wish to develop their knowledge and skills for a leadership role in education at a particular site, either in the United States or internationally, but who are not seeking New York State School Building Leader (SBL) Certification.

The master's program follows a cohort model and is organized with a focus on adult learning theory, utilizing action research, group projects, critical reflection, clinical application, problem-based simulations, policy analysis and two semesters of internships.

Faith-Based Scholarships are Available 

Fieldwork can be done in your place of employment. 

Browse the Admissions section for more about the application and financial aid processes. 

The Center offers summer institutes on emerging issues with other universities and educational institutions around the world, providing distinctive opportunities for learning and collaboration.

Browse course schedules and descriptions and review a list of courses. 

SAMPLE COURSE SEQUENCE

Year 1

Fall (6 credits)

• Fundamentals of Educational Administration and Management
• Instructional Leadership

Spring (6 credits)

• Strategic Planning/Change
• Perspectives on Leadership

Summer (6 credits)

• Leading in a Diverse Society
• School Law

Year 2 

Fall (6 credits)

• Internship I (optional) 
• Program Evaluation and Research in Administration and Supervision I

Spring (6 credits)

• Internship II (optional) 
• Ethics of School Administration
• Master's Comprehensive Exam/Assessment

GSE Admissions
212-636-6400
[email protected]

Program Faculty:
Gerard M. Cattaro, Ph.D., [email protected]