Education (M.A.) Instructional Technology

Basic Degree Information/Description:

The Instructional Technology concentration focuses on the uses and applications of technology in instructional environments. Emphasis is placed on the development, function, and utilization of a variety of technologies within educational settings. This concentration is designed for students seeking to expand their knowledge of instructional technology as well as those seeking leadership roles in this area.

Why pursue an M.A in Education - Instructional Technology?

Strong dual emphasis on emergent technologies and on pedagogically sound uses of technology.
Strong community of practice with emphasis on varied levels of interaction with instructors and with peers.
Blended course structures that facilitate face-to-face and online learning.

Degree Requirements:

Thesis Option: 33 Semester Credit Hours

Non-Thesis Option: 36 Semester Credit Hours

For a complete list of degree requirements please see the Graduate Catalog.

Admission Requirements and Deadlines

Admission pre-requisites: Bachelor's degree with 18 credit hours in field of study or in another appropriate field of study.

Graduate Studies Application: Yes

Department Application: No

Transcripts: Official transcripts from ALL colleges and universities attended

Test Scores: If GPA is less than a 2.7 on the last 60 hours a GRE may be required.

Resume or CV: No

Letters of Recommendation: No

Statement of Purpose: No

Minimum TOEFL Score (for International Applicants): 550 paper/79 internet

Minimum IELTS Score (for International Applicants): 6.5

Additional Requirements: International students and those with international degrees may be required to submit additional documents per our admissions policies and procedures. The Graduate School reserves the right to request any additional documents needed to fairly and consistently evaluate applicant credentials.

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Application Deadline Dates

Domestic Applicants (Citizens and Permanent Residents):
Spring- November 1
Summer- April 1
Fall- July 1

International Applicants:
Spring- September 1
Summer- March 1
Fall- April 1

Contact Information:

Student Development Specialist: Mallory Banks
Email: Mallory.Banks@utsa.edu
Telephone: (210)458-5424

Degree Website: http://education.utsa.edu/prospective_students/masters/

Contact the Graduate School: Contact now for more information.

Degree Catalog Link: http://www.utsa.edu/gcat/chapter6/COEHD/iltdept.html#maeist

Career Options Available for a M.A in Education-Instructional Technology Graduate:

Instructional Coordinator
Distance Education Director
Course Developer
Corporate Trainer
Software Consultant
Training Specialist
Resource Instructor
Assistive Technology Coordinator
System Analyst I

Funding Opportunities:

http://ate.utsa.edu/atep/index.html

Course Scheduling and Offerings:

Most in-class courses are scheduled to meet at 5:30 pm, but are blended in nature with some online engagement.
Online courses are building on both synchronous and asynchronous engagement models.
This program is housed on the UTSA Main Campus.