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For students who wish to specialize in management of
educational corporations/corporate training divisions without
completing the entire MBA degree program, a certificate option
is available.
EM517 Practices of High-Performing Educational Management
Organizations/Corporate Training Divisions *
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Students in this course review and analyze practices of
high-performing educational management organizations and
corporate training divisions. Guest lecturers present cases and
facilitate discussion of issues currently facing managers of
educational management organizations and corporate training
divisions. Case studies of high-performing corporate
universities, corporate training divisions and educational
service corporations are included.
EM520 Supervision and Evaluation of Educational Personnel,
Facilities and Support Services *
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This course examines leadership and management practices unique
to managing educational institutions. Topics include supervisory
techniques; teacher and staff evaluation; as well as the
educational leader's role in providing for a positive
teaching/learning environment, ensuring efficient and effective
use of physical facilities, and seeing that student support
services meet student needs.
*Those who have been admitted to the School must
inform the center director of their intent to pursue the
certificate and are eligible to receive a graduate certificate
in educational management upon:
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successfully completing required curriculum |
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satisfying all certificate course
prerequisites through practical experience or related
coursework |
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achieving a minimum cumulative grade point
average of 2.70 in the courses indicated above |
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resolving all financial obligations to the
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The above courses, when
taken within the MBA program, fulfill Illinois State Board of
Education requirements for the Illinois Administrative
Certificate with the General Administrative Endorsement (Type 75
Certificate). This endorsement is required for individuals
seeking school principal and related positions.
About DeVry University and Keller
Graduate School of Management
DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management (KGSM)
is one of the largest part-time graduate schools in the U.S.
Approximately 9,000 of the university's 56,000 students are
enrolled annually in the school's practitioner-oriented business
and management master's degree programs.
You can benefit from KGSM's emphasis on excellence in
teaching and service to working adults and the network of 47
convenient adult learning centers. You will learn from faculty
who are recruited from the business community and who teach
students practical business methods.
DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management
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On February
1, 2002, the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central
Association (NCA), DeVry's regional accrediting agency,
approved the merger of the separate accreditations of DeVry
Institutes and Keller Graduate School of Management.
Effective February 20, 2002, the merged institutions will
operate as DeVry University. Note: DeVry's New York campus
will continue to operate as DeVry Institute of Technology,
and New Jersey as DeVry College of Technology.
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