MEd Administration Supervision at University of Virginia

Programme overview

The online, part-time M.Ed. in Administration & Supervision prepares educators to lead schools with evidence-based, equity-oriented practices and leads to eligibility for preK-12 Administration Licensure. It is cohort-based, with courses one night a week online.

Faculty: School of Education and Human Development | Department: Education Leadership, Foundations & Policy | Duration: Four to five semesters (part time, online) | Intake: Spring: December 1; Summer: April 1; Fall: March 1 (early notification) and July 15 (final) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Charlottesville, VA, United States

What you will study

Core classes cover instructional supervision and professional learning, special populations, continuous improvement, educational technology, school finance, and family and community engagement. Includes an embedded administrative internship and an annual 2-day summer residency in Charlottesville. 30 credits for first master's degree holders, or 24 credits (with transfer of two courses) for those who already hold a master's.

Career pathways

Alumni hold school-level leadership roles such as principal or assistant principal.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Designed for committed, talented educators with strong academic credentials and demonstrated leadership potential.

Domestic applicants: USD 20,150 a year (2026-27). School of Education and Human Development Master's Program rate (annual). Rate for Virginia residents. Tuition only; excludes mandatory/comprehensive and program fees. International students pay the non-Virginia resident rate only if the schedule so appli Source

International applicants: USD 32,400 a year (2026-27). School of Education and Human Development Master's Program rate (annual). Rate for non-Virginia residents. Tuition only; excludes mandatory/comprehensive and program fees. Source labels this rate as non-Virginia residents (not specifically international). Source

Application fees (2026-27): undergraduate $75; Graduate School of Arts & Sciences $85; Architecture $80; Batten graduate $75; Darden non-PhD $250, Darden PhD $100; Data Science $85; Education and Human Development $65; Law $85; McIntire graduate $85; Medicine $80; Nursing $88; SCPS $70; Graduate Engineering no fee.

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