Last summer, the College of Education at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign launched a new Campus Graduate Certificate (CERT) program in International Education Administration and Leadership (IEAL)! Online Programs is excited to host a free informational session on the IEAL CERT with Professor Allison Witt.
Date & Time: Monday, February 20, from 5 – 6 p.m. CT
Presenter: Professor Allison Witt
Location: Online via Zoom
Sponsor: The Office of Online Programs
Registration is required. Register Now!
During this
session, you will learn about:
- The online
International Education Administration and Leadership (IEAL) Graduate
Certificate (CERT).
- Eligibility.
- Program structure.
- Admissions.
- Career paths.
The
coursework consists of content related to:
- Covering foundational
knowledge and competencies in international education and globalization
processes.
- Developing skills in
various topical areas (e.g., education abroad management, program evaluation,
partnership development, consulting with international organizations).
- Preparing
practitioners for many increasing needs of internationalization development.
The program
is designed for working professionals who:
- Want to lead, develop,
implement, and evaluate international programming and internationalization
activities in business, industry, and education sectors, including
postsecondary settings.
- Want to develop and
document specific international education expertise through participation in
skill-building and practitioner-focused coursework.
- Aspire to specialize
in a particular facet of internationalization; students
can select a global education abroad program and/or an internship to develop
expertise in a specific region or skillset.
Upon completion of this program, you will be able to:
- Critically and
effectively engage in international program administration and leadership.
- Lead institutions in a
changing, complex global environment through well-informed international policy
and practice.
- Excel in international
education careers across multiple sectors of the international education field,
including programming and administration, managing study abroad programs,
administering international student services, directing student services in ESL
and intensive language programs, and directing government or private programs
that support international education and engagement.
- Face emerging
challenges within internationalization development.
- Respond to various
challenges, including shifting political dynamics, increased health and safety
issues, and imperatives to expand learning modalities from face-to-face to
virtual settings.
- Facilitate and
manage internationalization efforts in business, nonprofit, and education
sectors, including postsecondary education.
Students completing a Graduate Certificate (CERT) program can apply the course credits earned towards a master’s or doctorate program in Education Policy, Organization, and Leadership, upon admission to those programs.
For more information,
visit
the IEAL CERT program page.
For information
about all Graduate
Certificate Programs, visit
our CERT page.
Register
for this session now. Please download
the free Zoom software
and set up an account to participate.
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