Details: Learning and Instructional Design, Master's, CAS

Master'sLearning and Instructional Design

The Master of Education (MEd) in learning and instructional design from Wichita State offers career-advancing knowledge and skills for K-12 educators and corporate trainers in virtually any organization. You'll master the principles behind instructional content and delivery, program design and instructional leadership—preparing you for a promotion or new career in public or private sectors.

The program features:

A flexible online format
Instruction in best practices in education and corporate training
Elective courses based on your career goals

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Applied learning at Wichita State

At Wichita State, applied learning is everything. In fact, every degree we offer has a guaranteed applied learning or research experience built right into it equipping you with the relevant skills and experience to make you workforce ready before graduation.

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Admission to the program

In addition to Graduate School admission requirements, you must meet the following criteria:

Graduate from the WSU teacher education program with a minimum GPA of 2.750 in the last 60 credit hours; OR
Graduate from an accredited program with a minimum 3.000 GPA in the last 60 credit hours; OR
Provide alternative evidence that documents academic aptitude; OR
Provide evidence of involvement in teaching, training and/or program design, or recommendation by the graduate program committee.

Admission requirements

Curriculum

The MEd in learning and instructional design is a 30-credit-hour, completely online program. Core curriculum consists of 15 credit hours of foundational coursework, 3 credit hours of thesis or non-thesis work and 12 credit hours of electives.

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Careers

A graduate degree from Wichita State's College of Applied Studies will give you the knowledge, skills and confidence to make a positive impact in the classroom—and on your career.

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