Specialist in Education (EdS)
POST Master DEgree/Central Office Certificate
This 33-credit hour program can open doors to positions in college or
university administration, school superintendence, agency
administration, site management, budgeting and other leadership
positions.
After earning the EdS, you have the option of continuing on to earn
an EdD, which requires an additional 36 credit hours and encompasses six
hours of research requirements, 15 hours of academic core courses,
qualifying exams, and a dissertation. See page 52 for more information.
Accredited by NCATE, the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education.
Central Michigan University (Suite 101)
Judith Nemitz, Program Administrator
Phone: (231) 995-1756
Fax: (231) 995-1758
E-mail: traverse.city@cmich.edu
CMU Website Information
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Bachelor’s Program:
- Elementary Education Certification
– Integrated Science (DI) (major)
– Reading (BT) (minor)
– Early Child Development (ZS) (minor)
Master’s Programs:
- Administration, concentrations in:
– General
– Health Services
– Human Resources
– Leadership
– Public
- Humanities (cohort)
- Public Administration, concentrations in:
– Public Admin.
– State & Local Gov't.
– Nonprofit
– General
- Reading & Literacy (BR) (K-12) (cohort)
- School Principalship (Building Certificate) (cohort)
Post-Master's Program:
- Specialist in Education (EdS) (Central Office Certificate)
Doctoral Program:
- Doctor of Education (EdD)
Certificates:
- General Administration
- Health Services Administration
- Human Resources
- Leadership
- Public Administration
Endorsements:
- Building Certificate
- Central Office Certificate
- Early Childhood (ZS)
- Integrated Science (DI)
- Reading (BT)
- Reading Specialist (BR)
- Recertification/Endorsement/Educational Planned Program
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