MSc in Education - Instructional Systems Technology in Bloomington United States | Indiana University Bloomington

Create impactful learning materials and employ proven strategies to enhance workplace education and performance. This program offers comprehensive training in analyzing, designing, and assessing instructional tools and systems for educational or professional training environments. The 36-credit minimum curriculum combines coursework, an optional internship, and a faculty-guided year-long studio project. The Residential format operates as a studio-based program where student teams collaborate under faculty guidance in the Master's Studio workspace throughout their capstone project. Foundation course concepts are directly applied during this hands-on experience. Alongside completing all academic requirements, students must compile a professional portfolio showcasing their competencies and accomplishments. An instructional systems technology degree opens doors beyond traditional education, extending to corporate, government, military, and nonprofit sectors. Graduates will be equipped to address instructional challenges and human performance needs—from training industrial staff on new machinery to designing organizational change initiatives for multinational corporations.