Combined Degree Program MEd Educational Leadership - Higher Education Administration & MBA

The combined degree program for the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership with a concentration in Higher Education Administration with the Master of Business Administration (MBA) allows students to obtain both an M.Ed. and an MBA degree in three years, instead of the four years that would be required if each were pursued separately. Candidates interested in this combined degree program must apply to and gain acceptance by both the Graduate School of Education and the Mason School of Business.

This combined degree program permits a reduction of 12 credits to the total credit hours required if the two degree programs were completed separately.

Program of Study - Combined Program - MEd Ed Leadership - Higher Education/MBA

MEd Core Component

Total MEd Credits: 24

MBA Component

Fall Semester (17.5 credits)

BUAD 5011 Communicating for Results (2)

BUAD 5101 Financial Accounting and Disclosure (2)

BUAD 5301 Financial Management (2)

BUAD 5401 Marketing Management (2)

BUAD 5501 Organizational Behavior (2)

BUAD 5701 Data Analysis (2)

BUAD 5721 Economic Analysis & Insights (2)

BUAD 5801 The Principled Professional (2)

BUAD 5931 Charting your MBA Career (.5)

BUAD 5951 Sprint (1)

Spring Semester (15)

BUAD 5111 Accounting for Managerial Decision Making (2)

BUAD 5211 IT Infrastructure and Business Transformation (2)

BUAD 5601 Operations and Supply Chain Management (2)

BUAD 5901 Global Competitive Strategy (2)

BUAD 5941 Business, Government, & the Global Economy (2)

BUAD 5951 Sprint (1)

BUAD 6971 Independent Study (0-6) (2 credits)

MBA Component Year 3 (12.5)

BUAD 6XXX MBA Electives (12.5) (selected with advisor)

Total MBA Credits: 45

Total Credit hours for combined degree: 69

Graduation

A student earning a Combined Degree must complete BOTH requirements before either degree is earned. Student must file a Notice of Candidacy for Graduation with the University Registrar’s Office for the Combined Degree by the established deadlines the fall prior to graduation.

Required Survey

EPPL degree program students will need to complete an Online Exit Survey during the final semester for which you are registered. The School of Education Assessment & Accreditation Manager will contact you about a month before you graduate with more information.