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This intensive research-focused doctoral program equips you for academic and leadership roles across research, technology, and educational settings. You'll explore technology-enhanced multimedia learning environments while investigating the elements that impact learning as individuals and groups interact with these systems. Our competitive program offers full funding for full-time participants. Your academic journey will integrate cognitive science, learning theory, game studies, and design-based approaches as you pioneer research on technology's role in facilitating education.
You'll collaborate with leading experts in the discipline and renowned research institutions. The curriculum includes hands-on, studio-based design courses, encouraging you to merge theoretical exploration with practical application in relevant learning scenarios.
The program emphasizes creating sophisticated, technology-driven multimedia learning platforms and studying how these systems affect learning processes, both for individual users and collaborative groups. The Educational Communication and Technology (ECT) doctoral curriculum examines how specific features and organizational aspects of digital learning environments can influence learners cognitively, emotionally, motivationally, and socially within particular contexts.