The Master of Science in Education — International Teaching and Global Leadership (ITGL) Cohort program prepares international educators to become innovative leaders equipped with the knowledge and skills to transform schools, educational systems, and other rapidly evolving learning environments around the world. This 33-credit program (35 credits for the TEFL focus area) combines core and specialized courses, offering candidates the opportunity to build a strong foundation of theory and practice over the course of three or four semesters, alongside continuous practical experiences. Through exposure to a wide range of educational models within their focus area, candidates develop a comprehensive understanding of different approaches to education, enabling them to apply their expertise effectively in their home countries.

ITGL students benefit from a specialized orientation designed specifically for international students, as well as a range of dedicated services that support their success throughout the program year. These include cultural exchange and enrichment activities, formal and informal learning opportunities, academic and language support, and career-focused events.