This program is no longer accepting students.
The Master of Science (MS) degree in Educational Technology emphasizes a practitioner's approach to the design, development, and evaluation of instructional technology for education andindustry. The program focuses on issues relating to learning, instructional design, visual design, multimedia development, evaluation, and research. The entire program of study is offered online. Program courses are sequenced to permit completion within two years.
College of Applied Science and Technology
UA South - the University of Arizona’s branch campus headquartered in Sierra Vista - extends the University’s educational mission to the region’s people, in multiple locations and with targeted degree programs. UA South provides affordable, accessible opportunities to earn high-quality and meaningful University of Arizona degrees in sites throughout Southern Arizona, including key border communities in Cochise and Santa Cruz Counties. We partner with community colleges to offer bachelor degrees that are of high quality, low cost, and geographically accessible. In addition to traditional degree programs in education, computer science, humanities and the social sciences, UA South offers Bachelor of Applied Science programs, Master’s programs in education, and a variety of continuing education programs designed to meet the workforce needs of regional industry.
College of Applied Science and Technology
Arizona Online - Online
Southern Arizona - Sierra Vista
This program is no longer accepting students.
There are no tests required.
Domestic Applicants: (not accepting applications)
International Applicants: (not accepting applications)
International applicants will not be considered for conditional admission by this program.
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ETCV 511 Application of Technology in Education, 3 units
ETCV 520 Introduction to Instructional Design, 3 units
ETCV 598 Educational Technology Capstone, 3 units
ETCV 623 Designing Online Learning Environments, 3 units
ETCV 560 Research Methods I, 3 units
ETCV 561 Research Methods II, 3 units
ETCV 510 Learning Theory in Instructional Design, 3 units
ETCV 512 Student Engagement in Online Learning Environments, 3 units
ETCV 503 Designing Learning Ecosystems, 3 units
ETCV 515 Digital Photography in Education, 3 units
ETCV 524 Educational Gaming and Simulations, 3 units
ETCV 530 Multimedia Applications in Education, 3 units
ETCV 538 Mobile Technologies for Learning, 3 units
ETCV 542 Statistical Methods in Education, 3 units
ETCV 547 Educational Evaluation, 3 units
ETCV 591/691 Preceptorship, 3 units
ETCV 593 Internship, 3 units
ETCV 596 Seminar in Educational Technology, 3 units
ETCV 599 Independent Study, 3 units
ETCV 614 Emerging Technologies in Education, 3 units
ETCV 621 Advanced Computer Utilization, 3 units
ETCV 622 Introduction to Interface Design, 3 units
ETCV 629 Advanced Instructional Design, 3 units
ETCV 631 Advanced Multimedia, 3 units
ETCV 635 Special Issues in Instructional Design, 3 units
There are no additional requirements.
Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.