The graduate degree in Educational Technology Leadership is a master's program that encourages students to improve their professional practice using learning theory, technology, and leadership skills. The program will bring together a geographically and professionally diverse community, providing flexible online format options for selected courses.

The program is open to students who have a strong interest in technology and desire to take on leadership, adult training, and development roles. The program is designed for educators in K-12, higher education, community agencies, and business settings.

The program began in Fall of 2007. The courses are taught by UNF faculty who have expertise in their educational specialties and in online teaching and learning. A portion of the program will be delivered using synchronous and asynchronous media and communication tools.

The application process is through Graduate Admission. For questions or information about the program please contact Dr. Sebastian Foti (s.foti@unf.edu) or Dr. Terence Cavanaugh (t.cavanaugh@unf.edu) for more information .

Graduate Program Application Procedures

Application for Graduate or Post-baccalaureate Study In the form, check the box for M.Ed. in Educational Leadership then add and check Instructional Technology.

39 credit degree program

College Core Requirements: (6)

• EDF 6607 Ed in America
• EDF 6480 Found Ed Research

Major Requirements: (18)

• EDA 6061 Intro to Ed Leadership
• EDA 6931 Special Topics: Virtual Teams 
• EDA 6196 Leadership Learning Orgs
• EDG 6285 Fund Prog Eval
• EDA 6302 Lifelong Learn PD
• EDA 6271 Ed Management Systems 

Major Electives: (15)

• Instructional Technology Courses

No more than 10 semester hours can be completed before a student is fully admitted, including a maximum of 6 semester hours of approved transfer credit from another institution. All credits must be earned with 5 years. A student may receive credit for a course only once. However, the GPA will reflect all repeated courses.

UNF Office of Admissions: http://www.unf.edu/admissions/ Students must have access to an Internet-connected computer outside of work.

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