Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders, Educators and Human Service Professionals
At Georgia Southern University’s Department of Leadership, Technology, and Human Development, you’ll find programs designed to bolster your leadership skills in a variety of settings or be a facilitator of personal growth and change. This department focuses on nurturing skills in school and clinical mental health counseling, educational leadership, higher education administration, instructional technology, and school psychology. Whether you’re aiming for a graduate degree or seeking specialized certifications in educational leadership, instructional technology, or school library media, this department provides comprehensive training. Additionally, it offers unique endorsements in teacher leadership and online teaching, ensuring you are well-equipped for modern educational challenges.
Cultivating Educational Leaders, Innovators and Facilitators of Personal Growth
At Georgia Southern University, you’ll find academic programs designed to foster growth and expertise in various educational fields. From graduate degrees in counseling, leadership, school psychology, and technology to a comprehensive doctoral program in educational leadership, there’s a program tailored to your aspirations.
Degrees & Programs
Shape Your Future in Education
$72,217 Average Salary
Enroll at Georgia Southern University and step into a world where your education leads to fulfilling careers in the educational sector. With an average salary of $72,217, you can look forward to roles like teacher, principal, educator, instructional designer, or instructional coach. Our graduates are sought after by prominent organizations such as Gwinnett County Public Schools, Cobb County School District, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, Augusta University, and Richmond County Board of Education. Here, your passion for education transforms into a rewarding professional future.
For All Online Programs
Federal Law requires colleges and universities to make certain disclosures to prospective students of these programs. These disclosures include information on the University’s authority to operate outside of Georgia, the complaint processes, adverse actions, refunds, and program closure.
For required disclosures about online programs offered by the University, visit the Georgia Southern State Authorization and Professional Licensure Webpage.