Become a leader in technology-enhanced education for grades K-12 through our EdS in Learning, Design, and Technology. This program is almost entirely online, making the program accessible for people across the state and country who want to earn an advanced degree while continuing their career.
In the Instructional Technology concentration, you will become proficient in:
School Library Media and Instructional Technology offered at Gwinnett Campus only.
Refer to the UGA Graduate School deadlines
Our EdS in Learning, Design, and Technology will develop your skills as a practitioner and leader in technology-enhanced education in elementary and secondary schools.
While you will complete your coursework online, you will have some opportunity to meet with faculty and fellow students in person. We hold a face-to-face kickoff meeting at the start of the program, as well as in-person mini-conferences early in each spring semester.
Most students complete the program in two years, taking two to three courses per semester.
For the instructional technology concentration, you will complete an internship in instructional technology and take 30 hours covering topics including:
Almost all in-state students begin their studies at UGA paying limited tuition or fees. Please note that these amounts are subject to change and are meant to give prospective students an idea of the costs associated with a degree at the University of Georgia College of Education.
Students may qualify for a variety of assistantships, scholarships, and other financial awards to help offset the cost of tuition, housing, and other expenses.
Most graduate students at UGA are not assigned to a faculty advisor until after admittance. A close working relationship with your advisor is paramount to progressing through your program of study.
As a graduate student, you will move through the program as a cohort. This format helps foster relationships with students and faculty members. Our collaborative and interactive online format will redefine how you see online learning.
Connect with others passionate about digital learning at UGA's annual Digital Learning Conference. You will hear new ideas and share strategies for making digital learning work in today's schools and classrooms.
See for yourself how much UGA College of Education has to offer! Schedule a tour of campus to learn more about the UGA student experience.
The Graduate School handles admission for all graduate programs at the University of Georgia, including those in the College of Education. The Graduate School website contains important details about the application process, orientation, and many other useful links to guide you through the process of attending UGA at the graduate level.
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While completing your Graduate School application, be sure to attach the following:
One cohort of about 25 students is admitted per year. Students begin their coursework in the fall. Applications are reviewed April 1-June 1.
Completed application due:
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