Program Overview

Keiser University’s Doctor of Philosophy degree in Instructional Design and Technology prepares reflective scholars and capable professionals who apply instructional systems design, theory, tools, and technologies to achieve desired educational and training outcomes in various settings.  The program fosters lifelong learning and values leadership, ethical and informed decision-making, diversity, assessment, program evaluation, effective communication, and technology.

Program Objectives

This program enables students to contribute to the education and training profession through independent learning, scholarship, and research. Upon completion of this program, students are able to:

• Evaluate and apply current practices in course, program, and training development using effective instructional design and models supporting technology-based learning in various instructional situations.
• Evaluate and assess a range of technology-based learning models and integrate the use of effective technologies in supporting learner success.
• Explore and extrapolate implications in the advancement of future technologies in education and training on a global basis.
• Apply the skills and knowledge required in the use of multimedia applications in the development of training and learning activities.
• Advance the body of knowledge through relevant, reflective, action-oriented research and scholarship.

Online Flexiblity

The PhD in Instructional Design and Technology degree is offered through our online Graduate campus. In addition to the continued student-support focus infused into every program, students benefit from the flexibility and convenience of pursuing their degree on a schedule that fits their busy lives.

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