Teaching, Learning, and Technology's professional development master’s programs are targeted toward educators in a variety of roles who wish to incorporate technology in their schools or are already doing so, but wish to do so more effectively. Those who might benefit include:

• Inservice (current) teachers who wish to enhance their skills in using technology in the classroom.
• Technology coordinators or curriculum lead teachers who would plan for technology use in the schools, train teachers and others to use technology, or coordinate the use of technology in the schools.
• Administrators who manage teachers and need practical strategies and tools to enhance their performance as educational leaders.
• Individuals who anticipate assuming administrative responsibilities as the “next step” in their career advancement.
• Pre-service (future) teachers who expect to work in a teaching position that requires them to integrate technology into teaching and learning.

As described further, below, we offer master's degrees in the following areas:

• Master of Education Program: A master's only degree program in either elementary or secondary education for those who are already certified or not interested in becoming certified. Those interested in Pennsylvania certification should click here to read about our master's + certification programs.


• Instructional Technology: A 30-credit master’s degree program aimed at those interested in facilitating implementation of technology in educational settings (including K-12, higher education, or corporate training) and the systematic planning and use of technology, particularly in school settings.

Clearances: Depending upon the specific courses you choose or research activities you engage in while pursuing your master's degree program, it may become necessary to obtain proper school placement clearances in accordance with Pennsylvania Department of Education regulations. Click here for more information about what is required when.

To learn more about our academic programs in Teaching, Learning, and Technology, click the links in the dark blue area on the right or contact the TLT Program Coordinator (TLTProgram@Lehigh.edu, 610-758-3230).