CSU Ontario School of Education
Master of International Education
(School Leadership)
CSU, in collaboration with the Ontario Principals' Council (OPC), has developed a flexible, profession-oriented degree providing a coursework or research program for educational professionals. The program incorporates credit for Principal's Qualification Programs the Experienced Principal’s Development Course and other professional development.
This program provides opportunities for education professionals to develop advanced knowledge of school leadership, both theoretical and practical. The collaboration between CSU and OPC means that candidates will benefit from the richness of both organizations. The international dimension will expose candidates to a broader range of educational issues and perspectives, and provides a tool for critical analysis of their local context. The Master of International Education (School Leadership) combines real world practical experiences with a sound theoretical base.
Applications for the March 2010 intake to the program are now open.
Online applications close Tuesday, December 1, 2009.
Education Background
NOTE: Please ensure that you provide your OCT Registration number in Section 8 (Post-Secondary School Study) of the online application process.
Other program details
- Intake: Session 1 - commencing March 1, 2010 and Session 2 - commencing July 12, 2010
- Tuition: $1,500 CAD per course for part-time study
NOTE: Tuition is paid for each term prior to the start of the term (usually in January & June). As part of the initial Acceptance of Offer to the program, students will be required to pay their first session tuition fees in order to be enrolled.
Online Application - to assist you in completing the online form, please refer to the TIPS sheet.
For further information about this program e-mail schleadership@csu.edu.au
The Master of International Education (School Leadership) program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for the period from 17th April 2009 to 17th April 2014. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the programs and the degrees will be appropriate to their needs (e.g. acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions).