If you are looking to improve your skills in educational
technology whether in the school systems or out in the
corporate field, this Master’s Degree in Curriculum
and Instruction with emphasis in Educational Technology
is for you. These experientially-based programs are
focused on learner activities. The faculty recognize that
students have just as much to offer to the program as
they do, and they value the interaction. The programs
recognize that we all learn from others' experiences.
The master’s programs
requires a total of 30 semester hours of study.
 Faculty will show you the instructors you will be
dealing with directly.
 Admissions will show you what you need to do to be
accepted into this program and what to do to start the
admission process.
 Corporate Track
If you are a professional involved in computer-based
training and want to expand and formalize your
experience, an individual considering corporate training
as a career field, or an educator considering a career
shift, the Corporate track provides either a
Master’s degree or a Training and Instructional
Development Certificate for those already in the field or
those already having a Master’s degree.
 Educational Track
If you are an educator who wants to become more
knowledgeable about computers and related technologies,
to learn and teach with the technology, to create
effective learning environments in which students can
utilize technology in their learning, and to to provide
leadership in effective use of technology in education,
the Educational Track is for you. The School of Education
provides a Master’s degree but no licensure is
required from Colorado and will not provide licensure for
teaching K-12.
CU- The Springs Schedule of Courses will show you the classes available this
semester and next semester with updated classroom
locations and changes.
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