The Organizational Learning and Instructional Technology (OLIT) Program offers a Master’s Degree that provides students the option to take courses in Organizational Learning and Training, Multimedia Technologies, and Distance Education. Students may focus on one particular area or mix and match courses from all areas to create a personalized program of study.
All OLIT students can expect to develop a diverse skill set that will help them hit the ground running when they enter the workforce because all OLIT courses require students to apply their learning in real world contexts. OLIT graduates work in a diverse number of settings from nonprofit organizations to Fortune 500 Companies. Not only do OLIT graduates have the flexibility to choose where they work, they also enjoy diverse employment options which include Project Management, Instructional Design, Organizational Development, Training & Development, Distance Education, and much more.
The OLIT faculty have recently made revisions to the Master’s Program to better reflect an integration of emphasisized areas in organizational learning and instructional technology. We advise students to follow the revised Master’s Program as described in the advisement sheets below as we feel that a better repertoire of skills will be developed to enter the workforce. Students who prefer to follow the Master’s Program requirements in the catalog copy, can do so, but we feel that students will benefit from the revised core courses.
Students may take the Master’s either entirely online, or in a hybrid format with a combination of face-to-face, online, and ITV courses. Non-resident and international online students pay resident tuition fees if they enroll in no more than 6 credit hours per semester.
The "L" stands for "Learning"
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