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MS in Instructional Design and Technology
Build new skills to transform learning
An MS in Instructional Design and Technology from the Quinnipiac School of Education prepares you with the practical skills you need to develop effective and engaging learner-centered experiences. You will explore the science behind how people learn and concrete strategies for putting those theories into practice. In your courses, you'll gain hands-on experience leveraging instructional technology and pedagogical strategies to design learning environments that directly meet the needs of your learners. No previous technical expertise is required.
30 Total Credits
5 Semesters To Complete 100% Online
The rise of digital workspaces and web-based classrooms in a post-COVID landscape has fueled a growing need for instructional designers. K-12 classrooms, universities and corporations all require individuals who possess the abilities to create effective learning materials that help keep learner development on track. Instructional design is a dynamic field that provides career opportunities across a variety of settings and industries. To help prepare you to thrive, Quinnipiac’s MS in Instructional Design and Technology:
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Provides a flexible curriculum that ensures you can align your studies to your personal and professional goals.
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Offers a career-ready portfolio of your best work upon graduation to help you advance your role as an instructional designer.
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Utilizes small classes allow for personal attention and feedback on your work.
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Is a natural forum for sharing ideas and making personal connections through our close-knit community of faculty, students, and alumni.
Our Reputation
Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP)
Accredited by both the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation and CT Department of Education
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Your Future Is Bright
Recent statistics highlight the career benefits of earning your MS in Instructional Design and Technology:
11,500 New Instructional Design Jobs
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that there will be 11,500 new instructional design jobs created through 2028, outpacing the national average.
$62.6K Average Salary
PayScale estimates the average instructional designer salary to be $62,649 nationwide with senior positions netting an average of 14% higher salaries.
Why Our Graduates Love Quinnipiac
Matt P.
"The structure of the program ensures that we have the theoretical background as well as the practical application."
Naneka B.
"Quinnipiac's program was more affordable than others I researched. It was also set up in a way that I could finish the program in five consecutive semesters which worked well for my personal schedule. I liked that I could choose the courses that were most relevant to my profession and career trajectory."
Viki S.
"I was surprised by the collaborative nature of the online environment. I was expecting a more solitary experience, but the group projects and discussions really made me feel a part of a community."
Kate G.
"The online environment that was created by the IDN program professionals was supportive and eased my comfort level quickly. This was the first time taking an online class and I quickly learned the ins and outs of the expectations."
Joan A.
"I was offered an opportunity to do free-lance instructional design projects for a local training and development company while finishing my degree and was hired full-time three months later."
Sharee B.
"The MS in Instructional Design and Technology program pushes you outside your boundaries and you find a strength you didn’t know you had. It's a small amount of time for a lifetime of learning."
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