BS in Learning, Technology, and Design

HCU’s Bachelor of Science in Learning, Technology, and Design readies you to be an innovator in instructional design and the future of education.

You’ll take courses like:

• Instructional Design in a Digital Age – Master creating digital curriculum, assessments, and instructional design.
• Principles of Adult Learning – Understand how adults learn best to design instruction effectively.
• Specialized Instructional Strategies – Learn strategies like gamification, simulations, and adaptive learning to inform your instructional design.

You’ll gain the knowledge and abilities to:

• Implement cutting-edge instructional design strategies
• Integrate technology effectively for learning
• Design engaging, interactive educational experiences
• Teach students of all ages through proven techniques

With this major, you’ll be ready to teach students of all ages through modern instructional design approaches.

Start leading meaningful change in how people teach and learn through innovative instructional design. Begin your journey with HCU’s BS in Learning, Technology, and Design.

BS in Learning, Technology, and Design Degree Plan

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HCU allows you to customize your Learning, Technology, and Design degree. You can choose 9 elective credits from relevant areas like:

• Business
• Marketing
• Education
• Psychology
• Digital Media

This flexibility allows you to tailor the program to your instructional design career goals.

Technology is reshaping how we teach and learn. HCU’s Learning, Technology, and Design program equips you with key technical abilities to enhance your instructional design.

You’ll take courses such as:

• Educational Applications of Technology – Apply technology effectively for instructional design and learning.
• Learning Management Systems – Learn how to use LMS platforms like Canvas to deliver your instructional design.
• Social Media Marketing – Understand how to engage students on social media as part of your instructional approach.

With these in-demand skills, you’ll be prepared to integrate technology into your instructional design and teaching.

Explore your career options with an Instructional Design degree.