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Program: PhD in Instructional Systems |
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| Who Applies? | Individuals who hold a Master's degree in instructional design, psychology, English, or other field who are interested in research and teaching at universities, private consulting. or obtaining high-level positions within organizations. |
| What will I learn? | Students learn the theoretical basis for, and receive applied training in, the complete design, development, implementation, and management of education and training programs.
The PhD program also prepares students to conduct research in the areas of learning and performance. |
| What do graduates do? | Our graduates advance rapidly in academic positions within universities, major industries, and as private consultants. |
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Program: Master's Degree in Instructional Systems with Focus on Instructional Systems Design |
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| Who Applies? | Students holding undergraduate degrees in areas such as psychology, sociology, English, art, music, and teacher education, who seek to work in training and performance improvement. |
| What will I learn? | Students learn the theoretical basis for, and receive applied training in, the complete design, development, implementation, and management of education and training programs. |
| What do graduates do? | Graduates enter training and organizational improvement positions in business, industry, government, and education. |
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Program: Master's Degree in Instructional Systems with Major in Online and Distance Learning |
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| Who Applies? | Students holding undergraduate degrees in areas such as psychology, sociology, English, art, music, and teacher education, who seek to design, develop, manage, and evaluate distance learning courses and programs in a variety of areas. |
| What will I learn? | Students learn the theoretical basis for, and receive applied training in the design, development, management, and evaluation of distance learning courses and programs. |
| What do graduates do? | Online instructional developers design, develop, and evaluate distance learning courses in public and private organizations. |
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Program: Master's Degree in Instructional Systems with Major in Performance Improvement and Human Resource Development |
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| Who Applies? | Students holding undergraduate degrees in areas such as business, human resources, psychology, sociology, English, art, music, and teacher education, who seek to work in training and performance improvement. |
| What will I learn? | Students learn the theoretical basis for, and receive applied training in, the analysis of performance problems in the workplace and the design, development, management, and evaluation of instructional and non-instructional solutions to those performance problems. |
| What do graduates do? | Graduates work in organizations to coordinate the various functions that pertain to human performance improvement, and in leadership and managerial roles in training and human resource development within business, public agencies and nonprofit organizations. |
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Program: Certificate in Human Performance Technology (HPT) |
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| Who Applies? | Non-degree seeking students who wish to develop and enhance their skills in HPT Degree-seeking students who want to focus on HPT to supplement their degree |
| What will I learn? | Students learn how to conduct needs assessment, find performance gaps, identify and design effective interventions, and evaluate interventions. |
| What do graduates do? | HPT professionals work within organizations to coordinate the various functions that pertain to human performance improvement, and to build coordinated programs. |
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Program: Certificate in Online Instructional Development |
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| Who Applies? | Full-time employees and graduate students who have, or will have, responsibility for the design, development, implementation and evaluation of distance learning courses in public and private organizations. |
| What will I learn? | Students learn the theory behind open and distance learning as well as the design and development of courses and programs. |
| What do graduates do? | Online instructional developers design, develop, and evaluate distance learning courses in public and private organizations. |
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