A five year extension to a Memorandum of Understanding between Charles Sturt University (CSU) and the Ontario Principals' Council provides school administrators with a global perspective on education. The two organisations have worked together since 2007, resulting in the Master of International Education (School Leadership), a program offered by distance education through CSU in Ontario.  “The extension of this partnership is significant as it encourages aspiring and practising school administrators in Ontario to further their education in a program that focuses on school leadership in a global context,” said Program Director Dr Zeffie Nicholas. “This focus allows candidates to bring a global theoretical and practical lens to their local contexts.” More than 40 graduates have been awarded a Master of International Education (School Leadership) with another 20 due to complete the program by the end of 2013. CSU President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann and the Executive Director of the Ontario Principals' Council Mr Ian MacFarlane signed the MOU at a ceremony at CSU in Ontario in June.