Instructional Design and Technology, MEd

As an instructional designer you will help individuals learn better and achieve success by creating and supporting accessible, dynamic learning environments that are personalized to how individuals retain information.

Program Information

Graduate students in the Instructional Design and Technology, MEd Program learn how to design, develop, and implement learning solutions for K-12 schools, higher education institutions, and in government or corporate settings with the goal of supporting and increasing individual success. Candidates take courses emphasizing learning theories, design principles, technology integration, multimedia design and development, as well as delivering instruction in online, in-person, and blended environments. 

• Affordable and Practical - Idaho State University is one of the most affordable accredited universities in the country. All instructional design and technology students are invited to learn more about qualifying for in-state tuition!
• Anywhere and at Anytime - The 100% online, asynchronous program enrolls students nationwide and is tailored to the working professional.
• Flexible and Accessible - Students can be enrolled part-time or full-time and can start in the fall, spring, or summer semesters.
• Innovative and Experiential - Students will learn from national leaders in instructional design and technology with the chance to network and be involved with professional organizations in the field such as AECT or ISTE.
• Presentation and Publication - Students will have the opportunity to publish and present their own research or participate with program faculty research on the regional, national, or international levels.

Tuition rates are based on publicly available information at the time of posting. View current rates here and request an update if needed.

ISU Course Catalog

Master of Education in Instructional Design & Technology

Admission

• Meet the ISU Graduate School admissions requirements
• Some programs require additional information (e.g., letters of recommendation); please contact the specific department and review individual departmental sections of this catalog for additional requirements