Community College Leadership

A degree in Community College Leadership will prepare you for leadership roles in technical and community colleges and similar educational organizations. The best opportunities are available to those with the most relevant experience as well as academic achievement. You’ll find among the courses of study in this program such topics as adult learning theory, course construction, education for work, legal issues, leadership and organizational theory and practice and professional ethics.

Profession Development
Both the master’s and doctoral programs are intense courses of study allowing you to apply your existing education experience in the field of administration and leadership in the community college or technical college setting. Job opportunities are very good in this field as there is a constant turnover of administrations as people retire. If you are currently serving in a leadership position, this course of study will further develop your skills and should open up new opportunities for you for which you would otherwise not be qualified. This track is an excellent choice for educators who wish to stay in education but want to try something other than teaching.

A More Rewarding Career
Many college leadership positions will require a master’s or doctoral degree in education, and a degree in Community College Leadership will help you meet requirements. By taking this path you open yourself up to many administrative opportunities in a field with a growing demand for qualified professionals. You’ll experience new challenges, have the opportunity to grow in your education experience, and will help make a positive contribution to the community by serving in a vital role.

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