Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design (ID)
Instructional Design (ID) is the systematic process of creating learning experiences to achieve optimal training outcomes. Instructional Designers provide learning solutions to human performance problems in organizations. The certificate emphasizes design, and is underpinned by adult learning tenets, uses an integrated curriculum design, and employs a practical application approach to learning that is real-world and relevant. Certificate completers will exit with a portfolio of work samples that can be used to demonstrate their work.
The ID certificate is offered as a fixed curriculum. If a student misses a course in the sequence, he/she will need to wait a year or longer before the course is offered again.
Admission Requirements
Refer to Graduate Programs Admission in the Admission section of this catalog.
Tuition
Fall, Spring and Summer semesters - $615 per semester hour
Program Requirements
The Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design consists of the following courses:
Total Credit Hours: 12
Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design Important Notes:
- Credits in the certificate cannot be used as transfer credits, substitution courses or electives in either concentration area within the Master of Science degree in Leadership and Learning.
- Transfer credits, internal or external to JU, cannot count toward the certificate.
- Students must complete the certificate within three (3) years of their enrollment in the first course in the certificate program.
- Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in order to remain in the program.