Course results for Master of Educational Leadership

Enhance your leadership capacity within a professional context. Explore theories of educational leadership, management and administration. Specialise in areas including Catholic educational leadership, Indigenous leadership and executive leadership.

Pave the way for students and teachers as a leader. Learn how to create exceptional learning environments while managing people, time and resources. Study general educational leadership or specialise in educational wellbeing.

Grow your expertise in educational practice with this postgraduate course from Griffith University. Choose to specialise with majors in leadership, early childhood, or digital learning. Learn to lead learning and change in the education sector.

Unlock new opportunities with a masters degree in just 18 months. You’ll learn to research and analyse policy to inform better decisions at a higher level. Graduate with the ability to take on advanced roles in educational contexts.

Enhance your career opportunities in education. Deepen your knowledge and build advanced expertise. Work directly in an educational context, or prepare for work in educational administration, research, policy, career counselling or youth ministry.

Advance your professional practice. This course unlocks a contemporary educator’s skillset. Learn to seek out opportunity and solve complex educational challenges. Explore educational technologies and build research skills.

Focusing on leadership, this education course prepares you for management roles in education settings. Confidently respond to emerging educational challenges. Alternatively, if you’re interested in pursuing your Masters, this course is an ideal pathway.

This comprehensive postgraduate degree prepares you for senior management roles in the education system. Study strategic management, curriculum planning, and pastoral care. Strive to become the ethical leader who manages with strength and compassion.

An empowering course for education professionals seeking to make change. Explore contemporary and inclusive literacy practices. Build skills in leadership and design thinking. Develop your awareness of neurodiversity. Unlock literacy for all learners.