Leadership in Instructional Design and Learning Technology - Online Graduate Certificate
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As online courses and training continues to grow, individuals are needed to develop programs, lead units, and navigate the support of organizational technology change. These courses will focus on helping students to develop new programs and initiatives, prepare for leading learning technology units, and lead change in an organization.
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Leadership in Instructional Design and Learning Technology - Online Graduate Certificate
Certificate Requirements
As online courses and training continues to grow, individuals are needed to develop programs, lead units, and navigate the support of organizational technology change. These courses will focus on helping students to develop new programs and initiatives, prepare for leading learning technology units, and lead change in an organization.
- EDFOUND 751: Leading Learning Technology Programs and Initiatives
- EDFOUND 752: Learning Technology Unit Leadership
- EDFOUND 753: Leading and Navigating Organizational Technology Change
Admission Requirements
To ensure a high-quality graduate student group, all Instructional Design and Learning Technology students must have an undergraduate degree from a recognized institution and meet the criteria provided below.
To qualify for admission to a degree program in good standing, you must have:
- a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
- at least 3.00 overall grade point average in all graduate coursework completed at UW-Whitewater, with no grades of I or P pending; and
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- an overall undergraduate grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.00 scale, or
- at least a 2.90-grade point average in the last half of the undergraduate degree program, or
- at least 12 credits of graduate work completed on a regular grade basis at UW-Whitewater, or
- a master's or higher degree at a regionally accredited institution at the corresponding graduate level.
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