Kent State University's Instructional Technology (ITEC) program offers a variety of graduate programs that can advance your career. Specific information about each program can be found via the links in the left-hand column.

You can obtain a general Masters Degree in Education in Instructional Technology, an appropriate degree for school teachers, corporate trainers, and others interested in effectively using information and communications technologies to enhance instruction.  

While receiving this degree, you can simultaneously obtain a Computer/Technology Endorsement from the state of Ohio, which provides credentials for becoming a school district technology coordinator.  This endorsement can also be added to the teaching certification of anyone with an existing Masters Degree through our "Endorsement-only" program.  You can complete any of these degrees or endorsements entirely online.

Instructional Technology's Library/Media Licensure program is currently in the process of being transferred to the School of Library and Information Science.  For details, click on the link provided in the left-hand column.

If you already have a Masters Degree, you may be interested in obtaining one of our certificates. These certificate programs consist of five courses that apply directly to a given instructional skill with technology. One is in Integrating Technology into the Classroom. Another is for those involved in Online Teaching and Learning activities.

Finally, the Instructional Technology program offers a doctorate in Educational Psychology with a Concentration in Instructional Technology.  This PhD. will qualify you to become a college professor or enhance your credentials in a field where working with new communications and information technologies is critical to success.

The link to the college admissions Webpage is www.kent.edu/ehhs/ogs/index.cfm To submit materials online to the Office of Graduate Studies use this email address: ogs@kent.edu