M.S. in Instructional Design & Performance Technology (IDPT) Degree Program

Learn how to optimize performance through industry-proven, practical techniques.

Advances in our understanding of how people learn, along with the incorporation of new technologies into learning and performance processes, have created new and growing demand for professionals to differentiate themselves in this field with elevated, industry-specific skills.

With an M.S. in Instructional Design & Performance Technology from Franklin University, you can strategically position yourself in this exciting career field.

Through this comprehensive, hands-on program, you’ll study the blended disciplines of psychology, systems theory, and economics. You’ll learn how to use advanced technologies and techniques to take on leadership roles in organizations that value effective instruction and performance – whether in business, community, government, or educational settings. Learn more about our curriculum.

A master’s degree in instruction design is within your reach.

In 24 months, you can earn this master’s degree by taking classes online or on campus one night a week, and graduate with the tools you need to:

• Conduct analyses to identify needs or opportunities for performance and learning improvement
• Design and develop methods to solve performance and learning problems
• Evaluate and manage performance and learning solutions and projects
• Apply ethical standards and industry best practices
• Integrate technologies into the learning process and performance environment to enhance learning, performance, and collaboration

IDPT Application Deadlines:

Fall 2012: July 16, 2012
Winter 2013: TBD
Summer 2013: No summer start