The Master of Arts in Education and Human Development with a specialization in Educational Technology Leadership (ETL) is designed to equip students with essential leadership skills to enhance human performance and learning through technology. The program emphasizes practical applications of technology in corporate, governmental, and educational sectors. Graduates will be prepared to manage and lead projects, teams, and learning organizations effectively, contributing to the global advancement of educational technology and distance education.
The curriculum focuses on developing leaders capable of improving human performance and learning through technology. Students gain practical skills for managing and implementing technology in various settings.
Graduates of the Educational Technology Leadership program are prepared for diverse leadership roles in the integration and management of technology in learning environments.
Specific admission requirements may vary. Please consult the Graduate Admissions office for detailed information.
GW offers a tuition remission benefit for eligible employees and their dependents, which can cover a percentage of tuition costs. This benefit has specific eligibility criteria and coverage levels based on service years and employee classification. For dependent children, there are age and tax dependency requirements. For more detailed information, refer to the GW Tuition Remission Benefit Policy.
A bachelor's degree is required for admission to the Master's program. Specific admission requirements may vary, so it is advisable to consult the Graduate Admissions office for detailed information.
You should follow the general graduate admissions process at George Washington University, which includes visiting the Graduate Admissions website, completing the online application, submitting supporting documents like transcripts and letters of recommendation, and paying the application fee.
GW offers a tuition remission benefit for eligible employees and their dependents, which can cover a percentage of tuition costs. Details vary based on employee status and years of service; refer to the GW Tuition Remission Benefit Policy.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Instructional Designer, Technology Specialist, Teacher, Trainer, or Leader in educational technology and distance education.
Yes, 12 credits from the Graduate Certificate in Educational Technology Leadership can be applied to the Master's degree.