Instructional Design and Technology
The Master of Arts in Education in Instructional Design and Technology (IDAT) at Seton Hall University prepares professionals with opportunities to enhance their skills and knowledge in the applications of emerging technology for teaching, learning, coaching, and designing. Developed by experienced K-12 and higher education educators and technology professionals, our program goes beyond theory.
Students in our IDAT program will develop skills in collaboration, written and visual communication, technology-enabled media literacy, research, critical and creative thinking. These skills will empower you to discover new ways to inspire and create engaging learning environments.
Program Overview
The master's degree in Instructional Design and Technology requires the completion of 36 credits. This comprehensive program uniquely combines technology expertise with other educational specialties to bring together the most current digital age learning curriculum, tools, and strategies.
The M.A.E., IDAT is available with the following concentrations:
- Instructional Design and Technology
- School Library Media Specialist Concentration with State Certification
- Supervisor's Certification Concentration with a New Jersey State Certificate
- Transition Studies Concentration with a Seton Hall Certificate
Flexible Learning Formats
The IDAT program offers flexible learning options to accommodate diverse schedules and preferences. You can choose to take courses online, face-to-face, or in a blended format that combines both online and in-person instruction.
Career Opportunities
Graduates from our Master’s in Instructional Design program are well-equipped for a variety of roles in educational technology, corporate training, curriculum design, and more. In New Jersey, anyone with a standard K-12 teaching license and the requisite skills can pursue a career as a computing teacher, opening doors to numerous opportunities in the state's vibrant educational landscape.
The state of New Jersey offers no certification or endorsement for computing teachers. Anyone holding a standard NJ teaching license in any K-12 field and having the knowledge and skills requested by the school district can be hired to be a computing teacher.