Online Master of Education in Educational Technology
Online
Exempt
Credit Hours
≈ to Complete
Program
Application Deadlines
- Spring: second week of October
- Summer: first week of March
- Fall: second week of June
Estimated Cost
| Tuition / credit hour | $430.69 |
| Fee / credit hour | |
|---|---|
| Library | $2.91 |
| Network & Data Systems | $10.78 |
| Off-Campus | $30 |
Tuition and fees per credit hour reflect fall 2019 rates for students studying completely online. If an online student takes a course on campus, tuition and fees will differ.
Scholarship / Grant
What is ETEC?
This master’s program provides leading-edge development and growth opportunities for students who want to work in areas of instructional design, distance education, training and development, and teacher education. Students utilize instructional technologies and explore educational media, visual literacy, strategic planning, learning technologies, and Web design.
Awards
- 2016 - Association for Educational Communications & Technology Immersive Learning Award
- 2016 - Association for Educational Communications & Technology Jerry Kemp Endowed Lecture Award
- 2011 - United States Distance Learning Association Best Practices Gold Award
- 2009 - Blackboard Catalyst Exemplary Course Award
"It's difficult but doable, and you are given all the support you need."
Pody Gay - Springdale, AR - GraduateWhat can I do with this degree?
A master's degree in Educational Technology from the University of Arkansas provides leading-edge development and growth opportunities in education, business, government, and health professions. Graduates are qualified to:
- Design technology-infused instruction
- Teach with the latest technologies
- Coordinate distance learning
- Administer technology programs
- Research instructional technology trends
- Train and develop in corporate, government, and health care settings
Admission Requirements
The Educational Technology online master's program admits students in the fall, spring and summer. Applications and all accompanying documents for fall admission must be submitted by the second week in June; for spring admission, by the second week in October; and for summer admission, by the first week in March.
Program Coordinator
Derrick Mears, Clinical Associate Professor, Ed.S Program Coordinator
