Master's Degree

Master of Science in Instructional Technology

Master of Science in Secondary Education with Emphasis in Technology Education

Master of Liberal Studies with Concentration in Instructional Technology

Graduate School, Wiest Hall B703

Dr. Tim Crowley, Interim Dean of Graduate Studies and Research/Assistant Provost for Internationalization — Phone785-628-4236
JoAnne Crispin, Degree Analyst — Phone 785-628-4237
Linda Garner, Administrative Specialist — Phone 785-628-4236

The Graduate Office will explain any requirements regarding English fluency tests or certificates. Complete the application to the Graduate School. Note: that near completion of your degree requirements you will file an “Intent to Graduate” with the Graduate Office. All classes must be taken for a grade; NO pass/fail grades will be accepted.

An introductory course in computers such as CIS 101 or equivalent is a pre-requisite for the program. You also must submit two letters of recommendation and an essay about your interest or experience in Instructional Technology. You and your advisor will complete a Program Check List and keep a current copy in the Technology Studies office.

For more information, please contact the Department Chair Dr. Fred Ruda 785-628-4315, Dr. Robert Howell 785-628-4306, or the Department Administrative Assistant Darlene Cole 785-628-4211.

We hope you will be able to join us soon.

Master of Science in Instructional Technology (Courses)

Master of Science in Secondary Education in Technology Studies Concentration (Courses)

Master of Liberal Studies with Concentration in Instructional Technology (Courses)

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