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PURPOSE OF PROGRAMThe Instructional Technology (IST) program focuses on the uses and application of technology in EC-20 instructional environments. In this program you will study technology delivery and mediated learning with an emphasis on the development, function and utilization of technologies within educational settings.

This concentration is for professionals seeking to expand their knowledge of instructional technology in a teaching and learning environment, as well as those interested in leadership roles in IST.

PROGRAM OPTIONSThe IST concentration can be completed in 33 hours with a thesis, or in 36 hours with the non-thesis option. Four core general education courses are required along with four core IST courses.

If you are a Master of Arts degree in Education student in Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching, you are encouraged to take the four General Education Core courses first.

General Education CoreC&I 5003 Theory of Curriculum and InstructionEDP 5003 Psychological Learning TheoriesEDU 5003 Research MethodsEDU 5103 Advanced Foundations of Education

Instructional Technology CoreIST 5303 Technology in Curriculum & InstructionIST 6353 Multimedia Production IST 6503 Advanced Topics in Instructional Technology IST 5703 Technology and Learning Cultures

During the program, IST students prepare a portfolio that becomes part of their program assessment along with a comprehensive exam.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThe IST program prepares graduates for a variety of jobs. Some opportunities may require entry-level skills in support areas such as adult and higher education, or management of technology. The curriculum supports the following positions: in K-12 education – campus or district technology trainer, master technology trainer or master technology class-room teacher; in adult education – community college teaching and other traditional or non-traditional settings; and in the industry/corporate arena – instructional designer, course designer or instructional technologies.

The University of Texas at San Antonio

College of Education and Human Development

InstructionalTechnology Concentration

Master of Artsin Education

Contact InformationProgram:Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching tandilyn.morrel@utsa.edu 210-458-5424 Website: http://ilt.utsa.edu

College:College of Education and Human Development education@utsa.edu 210-458-4370 Website: http://coehd.utsa.edu

Application:Graduate Schoolgraduatestudies@utsa.edu210-458-4330Website: http://www.utsa.edu/graduate

Financial:Financial Aid210-458-8000 (general line)210-458-7169 (appointments)Website: http://www.utsa.edu/financialaid

How to ApplyApply through the UTSA Graduate School at http://www.utsa.edu/graduate. Please send all USPS mail (transcripts, etc.) to the attention of The Graduate School at:

The University of Texas at San AntonioAttn: The Graduate SchoolOne UTSA CircleSan Antonio, TX 78249

Admission Requirements

• A baccalaureate degree• A 3.0 GPA in the last 60 hours of coursework• Be in good standing at the last institution attended• Completion of 18 undergraduate credit hours in education or related field (including 12 upper-division level hours)

Financial Aid and ScholarshipsTo apply, complete the FASFA (Free Application for Federal Student Assistance) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/.

Graduate assistantship positions available within the College average 19 hours per week. Doctoral students also may be eligible for fellowships.

Graduate student scholarships are located at:http://www.graduateschool.utsa.eduhttp://www.utsa.edu/scholarshipshttp://coehd.utsa.edu

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