Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Higher Education Administration

UGA’s M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration offered by the Louise McBee Institute of Higher Education, is committed to advancing higher education policy, management, and leadership through research, graduate education, and outreach. It does so at the campus, state, national, and international levels.

In pursuing the vision and mission, the Louise McBee Institute of Higher Education:

• Promotes diversity and equity through teaching, research, and service.
• Supports evidence-based decision-making in postsecondary education.
• Believes broad participation in postsecondary education benefits individuals and society.
• Values the perspectives of all in postsecondary education.
• Fosters a global community of postsecondary leaders and researchers.

All applications to the M.Ed. program are reviewed holistically to ensure that the program is a good fit for each applicant’s academic and professional interests and abilities. The most competitive applicants demonstrate how their previous experiences, current interests, and future professional plans align with graduate study in the McBee Institute. The M.Ed. program is designed for both full-time and part-time students. Criteria and standards for admission are the same for full-time and part-time students. 

Online Master of Education in Higher Education Administration

1. Application – Submit to Graduate School Admissions online.  Application fee: $75 Domestic & International.
2. Select Campus – Online
3. Select Degree Level – Masters
4. Select Intended Program – MED, Higher Education (Institute of Higher Education) [MED_EDHI_HIO]
5. Select Intended Term – Fall or Spring
6. Résumé or curriculum vita – Submit online to the Graduate School.
7. Statement of Purpose – Submit a one-, to two-page statement of purpose online to the Graduate School. The statement of intent should clarify your relevant background, interests, and goals in relation to the program.
8. Transcripts – Submit unofficial transcripts from all institutions attended as part of the online application. Send official transcripts after you are offered admission.
9. Letters of Recommendation – Submit three letters of recommendation online to graduate school. Letters should be from individuals who can evaluate your scholarly ability and potential for success in a graduate program

Not all programs are available to residents in all states. Please check the institution's State Authorization and Professional Licensure website(s) to ensure you reside in an authorized state.

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