ID Related Degrees

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Degree Offerings

As with instructional design certificates, many universities offer instructional design related degrees. Most of the degree programs are offered at the graduate level.

Pros of ID Related Degrees

If you are looking to create a professional brand on your resume, then a degree is probably your best educational pathway. Pay attention to job openings that most interest you, as some employers require a graduate level degree to be considered for the job.

What You Will Learn

Instructional Design Master’s degrees focus on building base knowledge and skills to design, develop, implement and evaluate instructional material. These programs also focus on how to apply instructional design theories that can be used in multiple learning settings such as K-12 education, Higher Education and many corporate industries.

Time Commitment

Participants can either select a full-time or part-time commitment to the program. Most people can complete their degree journey anywhere from 1.5 to 2 years.

Job Prospects

Ensure you select a degree program that is focused on creating samples of work that you can show to potential employers to land the job.

Example Degree Programs

I have listed a few degree programs that were my top three when moving forward in my education. Just click the names of the programs to a direct link to their website.

  1. The Ohio State University Master’s in Learning Technology
  2. Purdue University Learning Design and Technology
  3. Roosevelt University-Master’s In Training and Development