Faculty: Master of Education in Instructional Design and Technology

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July 15, 2022

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August 22, 2022

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FAQs

What Salary Can You Make With Your Master Of Education In Instructional Design & Technology?
Salary.com states that the average salary for positions that require blended learning skills is $143,056. According to payscale.com, your salary can vary depending on your profession:
- Instructional Designer: $64k
- Sr. Instructional Designer (Training & Development): $87k
- Training Manager: $90k
- Training & Development Manager: $80k
- Elementary School Teacher: $45k
- Training Director: $100k
- Senior Learning and Development Specialist: $81k
What Type Of Career Options Are There In IDT?
There are a wide variety of career paths you can take with a M.Ed in Instructional Design and Technology. Examples of career options include:
- Coaching teachers on how to integrate technology into teaching
- Ensuring training is accessible and meets the needs of diverse learners
- Designing blended instruction in college settings
- Preparing online training of new hires in a large corporation
- Researching new innovative technologies for teaching
What Are The Application Deadlines For The M.Ed IDT Program?

Applications are reviewed three times a year in November, April, and July for any upcoming semester.

Domestic deadlines:

Fall Deadline- July 1st

Spring Deadline- November 1st

Summer Deadline- April 1st

Note: students with international student visas should apply to the IDT Master’s on-campus program.

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