
Administration and Supervision
Specialize in higher education with M.Ed. in Administration. Tailored curriculum that is ideal for college professionals.
Administration and Supervision, Higher Education Concentration, M.Ed.
The major in Administration and Supervision includes a concentration in higher education, which is designed for graduate students from junior or community colleges and/or four-year institutions who are interested in pursuing study in the area of higher education. Faculty members in the Womack Educational Leadership Department work with students who choose to specialize in higher education to assure that they complete requirements including a foundations core, a specialized core, and elective hours in order to develop a specialized professional knowledge base and skills in the student’s chosen area. Upon enrollment in the Higher Education program, students will select either the research path or practicum path.
News Briefs

Meet One of Our Students
Meet Kera, College of Education grad student with a concentration in Higher Education! WATCH VIDEO

Higher Education Gathering
The College of Education's Higher Education concentration gathered to socialize with colleagues and friends recently. With the program being 100% online, interactions have to be intentional, but are just as needed. Several alumni, current students, faculty, family, and friends were able to come together and connect.
News Briefs
Meet One of Our Students

Meet Kera, College of Education grad student with a concentration in Higher Education! WATCH VIDEO
Higher Education Gathering

The College of Education's Higher Education concentration gathered to socialize with colleagues and friends recently. With the program being 100% online, interactions have to be intentional, but are just as needed. Several alumni, current students, faculty, family, and friends were able to come together and connect.
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Administration and Supervision, Higher Education Concentration, M.Ed.
Employer List
Graduates from the Administration and Supervision program with the higher education concentration may be employed in a variety of positions at universities and community colleges. Examples include, but are not limited to, Enrollment Coordinator, Director of Admissions, Associate Director of Events and Tours, Data and Outreach Coordinator, Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life, Coordinator of Student Life, Athletic Events Coordinator, Residence Hall Director, Academic Advisor, Associate Registrar, Assistant Vice President, and more. MTSU graduates are employed in universities, community colleges, and technology centers in Tennessee and other states; examples include:
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Alumni Success
COE provided me with the knowledge on how higher education administration works along with the skills to think critically, listen, write, and problem solve as well as lead a position in higher education administration that I apply in my current role in fundraising.
-Meredith Kerr, Class of '12, Director of Development MTSU College of Liberal Arts, MTSU
Working as an admissions counselor during my educational journey helped me comprehend each class on a personal level and utilize the skills I obtained throughout my professional career.
-Kristen Janson, Class of '13, Associate Director of Freshman Recruitment, MTSU
I would encourage students to make connections outside of the classroom. Form bonds with alumni, key professors, mentors, and other leaders in the field. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain!!
-Trisha Murphy, Class of '13, Director of Development, Colleges of Education and Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Belmont University
MTSU gave me the foundation to know the importance and proper execution of proper supervision and administration in higher education institutions.
-Rhiannon Overcast, Class of '24, Coordinator, School of Agriculture, MTSU
Meet as many people as you can, share connections, share stories/advice. Everyone have gone through what you are now (as a student) and making those connections and contacts will only strengthen your career circle down the line.
-Paul Wydra, Class of '11, Chief Development Officer, AOS/Sigma Pi Fraternity
It's a privilege to be able to study theoretical concepts in the classroom, and then immediately transition to practical application of those concepts in collaboration with both classmates and colleagues. The work we do as students at MTSU makes a tangible impact on ourselves, our institution, and the students we serve. It is experiential learning at its best!
-Casey Brown, Class of '08, Program Coordinator, Dual Enrollment, MTSU
Internship Opportunities
The Higher Education programs offer internship as a course of study. Internships are currently available in Athletics, Marketing, Resident Life, Fraternity & Sorority Life, Academic Advising, Community Engagement, Student Success, Student Life, and many more. Our scholar-practitioner program focuses on courses and experience that prepare our students for careers in higher education.
Career Fairs
- Lightning Track (MTSU)
- MTSU Big Fall Career Fair
- SACSA graduate preparation fair
Helpful Links

MTSU’s Career Development Center
MTSU offers a comprehensive Career Development Center that serves students throughout the full student experience and beyond. They collaborate with faculty and staff to equip students with the tools to be marketable to the world of work and continuing education.
Students can schedule an appointment or check online resources and job boards at mtsu.edu/career.
Students can find current internship opportunities by talking to faculty and visiting the University job and internship board called Handshake.
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