The Master of Arts in Learning Technology and Experience Design program focuses on the creation and evaluation of effective learning technologies and experiences. It draws upon learner-centered design principles and current learning theories. The curriculum is project-based and can be tailored with specializations. An optional internship program provides practical experience in various professional settings.
The program combines core coursework in learning sciences, cognitive sciences, and human-computer interaction with practical application. You will learn to design learning experiences using various technologies, including emerging media like AR/VR/MR, AI, and learning analytics. Core courses and electives allow for specialization, while fieldwork and internships offer professional experience. A thesis capstone project integrates your learning into a self-directed initiative.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles in the design, research, and development of learning technologies and experiences. The program's interdisciplinary approach and practical components equip students for diverse career paths in educational and technology-focused organizations.
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The program requires a strong foundation in mathematics, computer science, and applied statistics. Specific prerequisites include Calculus I, Linear Algebra, and Intro to Computer Science, along with an additional advanced mathematics, statistics, or computer science course.
The program can be pursued on a full-time or part-time basis and requires 30-36 credits.
The deadline for Fall intake is January 15, and the deadline for Spring intake is October 1.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as UX designer, curriculum and instructional designer, media producer, learning analytics specialist, and educational technology consultant in educational and technology organizations.
While specific scholarships for this program are not detailed, competitive tuition scholarships are mentioned for other programs. Prospective students should inquire directly with the program regarding available funding opportunities.
You need to prepare application materials including transcripts, TOEFL/GRE scores (optional), statements, and letters of recommendation, and then submit them via the GSAS Online Application Portal.