The MSc eLearning Technology draws on the UniversityÕs extensive experience in distance-learning, this online MasterÕs focuses on designing and developing e-Learning, equipping you to develop effective, learner-centred applications. This E-Learning Technology programme is offered by The University of Hertfordshire.
Why choose this course?
- Gain a master's degree in one year full-time or at a pace that suits you through online study
- Chose from two different routes depending on your qualifications: an advanced programme for Computer Science graduates - or a route for other graduates that combines foundation modules with options from the advanced modules.
- Flexible online learning allows you to fit study around your other commitments, without travel and accommodation costs.
- Gain an internationally-recognised master's degree from the UK's University of Hertfordshire.
- Benefit from the same academic standards and quality control procedures as our equivalent on campus course
- We have an excellent track record in research, with over half of our outputs rated at world-leading or internationally excellent in REF 2014, the most recent national assessment.
Careers
Our online masters programme is designed to give graduates the up-to-date skills and knowledge sought after by employers, whether in business, industry, government or research.
There are many opportunities within the rapidly growing e-Learning industry for technical staff who are highly skilled in the application of advanced IT techniques to e-Learning design.
Typical roles could be those found in traditional IT development projects such as Business Analyst, Programmer, User-interface Designer, Quality Controller or Project Manager. Alternatively there are more specialist roles such as Instructional Designer or Learning Technologist.
Teaching methods
Our online degree programmes are taught 100% online when studied independently, or supplemented by tutorial support when studied at a local study centre run by one of our online partners. Find out more aboutÊTutored eLearning. Assessment is by coursework and online tests.
You will participate in the learning experience through the University's on-line learning environment, StudyNet. You will receive learning materials, take part in discussions and submit your assignments online. Additionally, you will receive study resources such as e-books and any specialist software. You will have access to the University's extensive online library facilities, or be able to visit in person if you so choose.
The amount of study time required is no different from that needed for an on campus programme. You should expect to spend at least 30 hours per week if studying full-time, and in proportion if part-time.
