Centenary College offers three graduate programs, a Master of Arts in Teaching, a Master of Art in Educational Leadership, and a Master of Business Administration. The College welcomes adult learners with a vibrant campus community and flexible class schedules.

 

Master of Arts in Teaching

The Centenary M.A.T. program is designed for aspiring educators who already have a non-education undergraduate degree and wish to become certified teachers in Louisiana and earn a Master's degree with certification to teach elementary, secondary, and K-12 choral music education.

Centenary's Education Aspire 4+1 program allows exceptional undergraduates in non-education majors to begin the M.A.T. program while still working on their undergraduate degree. Education Aspire 4+1 participants finish the M.A.T within one year of graduation while working full-time as a teacher with a salary and benefits. Education Aspire gives students a jump on graduate coursework and a smooth transition to a rewarding career in education.

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Master of Educational Leadership

The Master of Educational Leadership (M.Ed) is a 36-credit-hour hybrid graduate program designed for working educators who are ready to step into leadership roles in schools, districts, and communities. Beginning in August 2026, this program provides advanced preparation for aspiring principals, supervisors, and district-level administrators, as well as those seeking leadership roles in community-based and nonprofit organizations.

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Master of Business Administration

The M.B.A. at Centenary College offers five 10-week terms per year and is designed for the rising leader who is seeking to advance their career. Courses are taught from a senior management perspective with emphasis on the business skills and knowledge needed to enable broad-based leadership and strategic thinking. After completing the M.B.A. program, you will have developed a valuable skill set, including communication, critical thinking, and complex problem-solving. You will have the tools to analyze, design, and implement projects as an influential leader in an organization.

 

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Dr. Karen Soul

Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost

217 Hamilton Hall

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