Keiser University’s Doctor of Philosophy in Instructional Design and Technology prepares education professionals to apply instructional systems design, theory, tools, and technologies to achieve desired educational and training outcomes in various settings. Coursework for the doctorate fosters lifelong learning and values leadership, ethical and informed decision-making, diversity, assessment, program evaluation, effective communication, and educational technology.
What Can You Expect to Learn
Keiser University’s PhD in Instructional Design and Technology gives students the tools and training to combine technology, teaching, and design for educational experiences that lead to better learning outcomes for their students. Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:
Evaluate and apply current best practices in course, program, curriculum, and training development;
Renew and develop expertise in the field of instructional design technologies;
Gauge and assess a range of technology-based learning models and integrate the use of effective technologies in supporting learner success;
Explore and extrapolate implications in the advancement of future technologies in education and training on a global basis;
Use multimedia applications in the development of training and learning activities;
Communicate clearly and effectively through documents, presentations, and publications;
Advance the body of knowledge through relevant, reflective, action-oriented research and scholarship.
Program Outline
To receive a Doctor of Philosophy in Instructional Design and Technology degree, students must earn 60 graduate semester credit hours.
Career Pathways in Instructional Design and Technology: Upon graduation from our on-campus or online PhD instructional design and technology program, you will have earned a doctorate as well as gained the abilities you need to: Use effective instructional design theory and models supporting technology-based education through in-person and online learning Develop effective educational experiences teaching with technology in person or through online course design Advance the instructional design field’s body of work through relevant, reflective, action-oriented research and scholarship Appreciate diversity through the application of multicultural methods of research And more.
Online study mode available campuses: Graduate School, Clearwater, Daytona Beach, Flagship Residential Campus, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Lakeland, Melbourne, Miami, Naples, New port Richey, Online Division, Pembroke pines, Orlando, Port St. Lucie, Sarasota, Tallahassee, Tampa
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