Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Last Updated: 07/07/2008
Is there a specific area of focus in this program?
How many credits is the IDET degree?
How long will it take to complete the program?
How many credits would I take per semester?
When are classes offered?
Can I work and go to school?
Where do I park?
Are classes available online?
What are the class sizes?
Can I do a research thesis?
How much will it cost?
Is funding available for graduate students to offset tuition costs?
What do I need to know about applying to the program?
What kind of jobs do graduates of this program find?
How much time will I spend studying or completing assignments?
Who do I contact for information?
Is there a Specific Area of Focus in This Program?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
How Many Credits is the IDET Degree?
The IDET masters program is structured to be completed in two years. There are five (5) semesters, which includes four regular semesters plus one summer semester.
How long will it take to complete the program?
The IDET masters program is structured to be completed in two years. There are five (5) semesters, which includes four regular semesters plus one summer semester.
How Many Credits Would I Take Per Semester?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
When are classes Offered?
Classes are typically held from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings and are generally held in Milton Bennion Hall, the same building in which the Educational Psychology program is housed.
Can I Work and Go To School?
To accommodate work schedules, classes are typically held from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings.
Where do I park?
There are two parking lots located in front of Million Bennion Hall:
The "U" lot requires a parking pass ($65/semester or $120/year).
*** E-Pass holders may park in the "U" lot after 3:00 p.m. ($60/year).
The Visitor pay lot, $1.00/hour until 6:00 p.m., and free thereafter.
Are Classes available Online?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
What Are the Class Sizes?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
Can I Do a Research Thesis (Master of Science Degree)?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
How much will it cost?
Tuition and fees (per semester) are approximately $1,536 for residents of the State of Utah and $5,171 for non-residents (based on 6 credits per semester at current tuition rates). Exact, up-to-date tuition rates can be found by consulting the appropriate link below:
Education Masters Tuition Rate Schedule (Resident)
Education Masters Tuition Rate Schedule (Non-Resident)
Book fees vary, but generally range from $150 - $250 per semester.
Is Funding Available for Graduate Students to Offset TUition Costs?
There are no scholarships specifically geared to IDET students. There are, however, occasional opportunities to work on campus or assistantships that come available that can be filled by IDET students. There are some general scholarships provided through the College of Education for which students may apply. Other financial aid information can be found here or here.
What Do I Need to Know About Applying to the Program?
Most of what you need to know about the process of applying to the IDET Program is contained within the standard application process for the Department of Educational Psychology. When completing your application be sure to check the box to indicate your interest in being considered for the Master's Program in Instructional Design & Educational Technology.
What kind of jobs do graduates of this program find?
This answer is currently being generated, please check back soon or call the Department of Educational Psychology (801-581-7148) for more information.
How much time will I spend studying or completing assignments?
Students have generally found that they study about 12 hours per week.
Who do I contact for information?
At this time, the training director for the Master's Program in Instructional Design and Educational Technology is Dr. Robert Zheng. You may contact him by email at robert.zheng@utah.edu.
You may also contact our Academic Programs Specialist, Sherrill Christensen, by phone at 801.581.7148 or by email at: sherrill.christensen@ed.utah.edu.
