PhD in Educational/Instructional Technology (PhD)

At Baker University, tuition is The programme is approved for federal financial loans and offers a high return on investment for private colleges in Kansas..

This programme combines instructional design with human performance technology to improve organizational and individual performance. Students learn to design training and learning solutions that address real-world performance gaps. The curriculum emphasizes systems thinking, project management, and practical application through two field experiences. It is delivered entirely online and designed for working professionals.

Focus areas include Instructional Design, Human Performance Technology, Project Management, Informal Learning Environments, Systems and Process Mapping, Leadership and Change Management.

The programme requires 59+ credit hours, including 27 credits in core courses, 6 credits in research and statistics, 4 credits in field experiences, 20+ credits in dissertation development, and 2 credits in portfolio presentation.

Graduates work as instructional designers, learning strategists, performance improvement consultants, and talent development managers in corporate, healthcare, government, and educational settings.

Applicants must hold a master’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a minimum GPA of 3.50. A professional resume and acceptable scores on critical thinking and writing assessments are required. International students should contact education@bakerU.edu.

The programme totals about 59 credit hours. Online, part-time, with coursework completed in two years and dissertation work in the third year. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 92% of applicants.