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Follow Christ. Lead others. Impact the world. All, through education.

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Online | Don’t Stop Life to Study

Biblically faithful & personally flexible. That’s your education—elevated.

14-24

Months to Complete

36 credit program tailored to speed through or go slower if life gets too hectic—that’s convenient.

$415

Cost Per Credit

And graduate students can receive aid & scholarships

Elevate Education Through Servant Leadership

How do you lead others, as a Christian, in an educational setting? How do you empower others through a Christ-centered approach, even in non-Christian environments? You pursue a Master of Education degree in educational leadership, from NGU.

Explore educational leadership from the ground up. Administrative theories. Leadership ethics and principles. Conflict resolution and mentoring. Truthful communication, professional integrity, and humility in power relations. Even how to facilitate equality and growth across socioeconomic, cultural, and racial divides. It’s turning your personal, Christ-centered values into impactful, educational leadership.

Education Beside Experienced & Faithful Master-Teachers

V. Shelley Dugle, Ed.D.
Associate Dean, Graduate Education Programs

Ann Aust, Ed.D.
Program Coordinator, M.Ed.

Study Christ-Centered Educational Leadership

Core Courses
Educational Leadership

Current Issues in K-12 Schools

Intervention Strategies and Techniques

Diversity and Social Issues in Education

Principles of Curriculum Development

School and Community Relations

Assessment of Learners

Educational Leadership

Educator as Researcher

Professional Leadership and Mentoring

Ethics in Teacher Leadership

Conflict Resolution in Teacher Leadership

Practicum in Teacher Leadership

*Note: Certified teachers who wish to obtain South Carolina’s state-required R2S endorsement, teacher leader endorsement, or learning disabilities add-on to their current certificate have the responsibility of contacting the state department upon degree completion to ensure completion of any other requirements for certifications and endorsements.

Stories that Started Here

Shannon Rabon ’20

It is a wonderful program with caring, knowledgeable, and professional instructors.

Marlin Terell Ketter ’16

I was named the 2019-2020 Teacher of the Year for Hartsville Middle School.

Bolumani Sondah ’16

Family and community are the genuine makeup of NGU

More Successes

North Greenville University(NGU) admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.