Program Overview

Information and Communication Technologies in Education Doctoral Program

Description

The PhD program in Information and Communication Technologies in Education (ICTE) is designed to provide advanced professional studies at graduate level to develop capabilities essential to the effective design, evaluation, and delivery of technology-based instruction and training.

Curriculum

The program is intended to:

1. Prepare educators to assume leadership roles in the integration of both existing and emerging educational and information and communication technologies into the school curriculum or instructional activities.
2. Provide graduate-level instructional opportunities for several populations (e.g., classroom teachers, corporate trainers, educational software developers, educational system designers, etc.) that need to acquire both technological competencies and an understanding of sound instructional design principles and techniques.
3. Make informed decisions or recommendations regarding adoption of existing or emerging educational and information technologies in a learning environment.

Admission Requirements

• Admission Requirements

Faculty Research Interests

• Instructional Technology
• Computer-Based Instruction
• Multi-media and Interactive Video Systems
• Instructional Design and Implementation
• Instructional Materials Development
• Web-Based Multimedia Applications
• Distance Education
• Web-Based Materials Development
• Computer Literacy Training in Pre-service and Service
• Software Evaluation

Tuition Fees

• Tuition Fees

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Program Details

• Faculty: Faculty of Education
• Department: Department of Computer Education and Instructional Technology
• Program: Information and Communication Technologies in Education
• Degree: PhD
• Duration: 3.5 - 5 Years

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