Master's Degree (M.Ed.) in Instructional Technology
The online Master’s Degree in Instructional Technology is designed for students interested in gaining the knowledge and skills to utilize, implement, and maintain modern technology in the field of education and training.
Contact Information
Jillian Powers
Associate Professor
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
Office Phone: 561-297-1376
Office Location: ED 47 - 321
Campus: Boca
The Master's Degree in Instructional Technology provides an opportunity for students to earn a 36- credit master’s degree. This program provides students with the background necessary to utilize, implement, and maintain modern technology in a field of education and training. The program includes coursework in research and statistics, instructional design, and distance learning
Program Overview
Consult the FAU Course Catalog for course descriptions and other details.
The MASTER’S DEGREE in INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY is a fully online degree that allows students to earn a 36-credit degree. This program provides students with a choice of two tracks providing the background necessary to utilize, implement and maintain modern technology in education and training. The program includes coursework in research and statistics, instructional design and distance learning.
CONCENTRATION - 9 credits |
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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Apply modern technology in both educational and training settings |
| EME 6209 Self-Regulated Learning Systems |
| EME 6415 Courseware Design |
| EDG 6255 Instructional Program Development |
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INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY LEADER
For educators seeking positions focused on integrating technology into instruction throughout organizations. |
| EME 6426 Digital Literacy for Global Educators |
| EME 6623 Technological & Theoretical Foundations of Learning |
| EME 6816 Authentic, Standards-Based Assessment |
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY - 12 credits |
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| EME 6051 Models of Learning & Instruction |
| EME 6458 Distance Education in Theory & Practice |
| EME 6601 Instructional Design |
| EME 6716 Organization & Management Learning Technologies |
RESEARCH & STATISTICS - 6 credits |
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| STA 6113 Educational Statistics |
| EDF 6481 Educational Research |
ELECTIVES - 9 credits |
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| Elective courses selected in consultation with program advisor and approval |
Admission Requirements
Application will require applicant to submit:
- Official transcripts including all undergraduate coursework and evidence of bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university (3.0 GPA required)
- Personal Statement outlining interest in the program
- Resume
- Two letters of recommendation that highlight the candidate's academic potential
- Any additional requirements for the degree for which you are applying that are listed on the application
After your application is completed, it will be forwarded to the Department of Curriculum & Instruction for a decision.
How to Apply
To be considered for admission into masters programs in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, applicants must complete a graduate application through the Graduate College.