The primary focus of the Department of Learning Technologies is to enhance learning and performance through innovative research, teaching, and service focused on, but not limited to: Learning Technology, Information, Language, and Computing Technologies to advance learning, training, cognitive development, and human performance.

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Bachelor's Degree Program
Bachelor's Degree Program
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Master's Degree Program
Master's Degree Program
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Doctorate Degree Program
Doctorate Degree Program
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Graduate Academic Certificate
Graduate Academic Certificate
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Academic Programs

 

Bachelor's Degree

The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Learning Technologies is designed to meet the increasing workforce demand to support schools, businesses, and industries, with a particular emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Graduate Academic Certificate

The Instructional Design & Technology Graduate Academic Certificate (GAC) prepares individuals for the MS degree, as well as to work as instructional designers and technologists in either educational or corporate settings.

Master's Degree

The Master in Science in Learning Technologies online and in-person program provides concentrations in Artificial Intelligence in Education and Learning Analytics, Instructional Design and Technology, Teaching & Learning with Technology, and Workforce Leadership and Performance Management.

Doctorate Degree

The Doctor of Philosophy in Learning Technologies program focuses on the application of technologies within educational or corporate learning processes and settings, as well as expanding on the synergy of technology and learning/instructional systems theory.