Educational Management

Educational Management provides skills to intervene and manage the functioning and quality of teachers' tasks in the classroom.

The degree in Educational Management trains professionals with the techniques to contribute from their experience to problem-solving with innovative ideas that fit the institution they represent. The graduate is responsible for managing teams of teachers, applying teaching techniques within educational settings and resolving issues strategically.

The Educational Manager performs tasks from the management of the institution, coordinates formal or non-formal education, implements projects to improve student learning, advises the group of teachers through training programs and offers alternative teaching methods in order to follow the curriculum.

Professionals in Educational Management can hold the position of school principal, in both the public and private sectors, join management teams for curricula and act as a teacher in their subject area. They can coordinate educational centers, offer social guidance plans and pedagogical support and advise on decision-making in schools or universities.

Graduates are prepared to design education programs taking into account the latest technologies and how they work, propose innovations in learning methods and improve conditions for both students and the teaching team.