What is the focus of the MS in Educational Technology at Cal State Fullerton?
The MS in Educational Technology at Cal State Fullerton is designed to prepare educators to integrate technology effectively into teaching and learning. The program emphasizes both practical skills and theoretical foundations, enabling graduates to apply educational technology in diverse educational settings and to lead technology integration initiatives within their organizations.
How is the program delivered, and is it fully online?
The program is delivered fully online, allowing students to participate from any location (CA residency required) while balancing their studies with professional and personal commitments. Courses are structured to promote collaboration and community among students through a cohort model and interactive online activities.
What is the duration of the program, and can I complete it at a slower pace if needed?
The standard duration for the MS in Educational Technology is 16 months. The program is cohort-based, which means students typically progress through courses together on a set schedule. Visit the Program Overview for information on the traditional and slower schedule.
What are the application deadlines and admissions requirements?
Applicants must submit their applications by the deadline specified on Cal State Apply. See the deadlines on our home page. Admissions requirements typically include a bachelor’s degree, transcripts, and either a California Teaching Credential or relevant expereince. We do not require a statement of purpose, GRE, or letters of recommendation. Visit our Apply page for more information.
What career opportunities are available after completing the program?
Graduates of the MS in Educational Technology program can pursue roles such as educational technology specialists, instructional designers, technology integration coaches, curriculum developers, and leadership positions in K-12 schools, higher education, and corporate training environments. The program also prepares students for doctoral studies if they wish to continue their education.
What is the total cost of attendance, and is financial aid available?
The total cost of attendance is detailed in the Program Overview and is competitive with similar graduate programs. Financial aid is available for eligible students, including federal student loans and potential scholarships offered through the College of Education. Prospective students are encouraged to consult the financial aid office for specific guidance and opportunities.
