MS Learning Technologies

The Master of Science degree in Learning Technologies at the University of North Texas gives you the foundation in learning and educational technologies required to create, deliver and enhance learning experiences in a variety of contexts.Our rigorous and accredited curriculum explores human learning and cognition, instructional design and educational tools, and technologies in education. Upon graduation, you'll be prepared for dynamic roles in instructional design and technology in academic and corporate settings.Course work can be completed in a traditional classroom environment or as part of an accelerated online program (AOP).

Technology is changing the way we live, work and play. It’s also changing the way we learn. Our faculty are nationally known for their experience and insights into how Learning Technologies is changing the way education, learning, and training is delivered, managed, and evaluated. Our courses are designed to deliver upward mobility to your career and guide you toward a more successful future. These tracks include:

Instructional Systems Technology:

This area expands on the Instructional Systems track by focusing on systems and technology used in the delivery of learning. You’ll be prepared to work in the same areas as the Instructional Systems track as well as become directors, managers or developers of learning systems technology.

Instructional Systems Design:

This track involves the practice of maximizing the effectiveness, efficiency and appeal of instruction and other learning experiences. With this track, you’ll be prepared to work as an instructional systems designer in academic or corporate settings.

Teaching and Learning with Technology:

This area is designed for education professionals serving in administrative, teaching or research positions in a variety of educational settings, especially positions in K-20 and higher education. The track focuses on theoretical foundations, technology skills, technology integration strategies for teaching and learning, active research, innovations in technology and paradigms for effective online delivery assessment. The degree emphasizes application-oriented technology skills that are valuable for independent study and research, classroom teaching and personal and professional projects.

To help you pursue your master's degree, you'll have access to the:

• Advanced Research Lab
• Center for Knowledge Solutions
• Institute for the Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning
• Technology and Applied Research in Autism Laboratory
• Texas Center for Educational Technology