The M.S. in Information Technology with a focus in Learning Technology is a theory-to-practice master’s-level program that prepares you to meet the growing need for highly qualified technology managers and leaders. You’ll gain technology, strategy and communication skills, as well as insight into how people learn and the benefits of learning technologies, in order to help you excel in providing IT services for learners in a variety of settings. 

As an IT professional building and maintaining the integrity of systems and processes, you are an indispensable driving force of connectivity. With Franklin’s M.S. in Information Technology with a focus in Learning Technology, you’ll build a solid foundation in IT while gaining expertise in learning technology, learning theories, instructional design models and learning management systems.

With an M.S. in Information Technology with a focus in Learning Technology, you'll gain IT expertise through courses in network security, database management, information systems management, website development, and IT strategy and policy, alongside insight into how people learn and the benefits of learning technologies, in order to help you excel in providing IT services for learners in a variety of settings.

Building on the core principles of a master’s-level information technology program, the learning technology focus enables you to customize your degree to your career aspirations.

Franklin’s  M.S. in Information Technology with a focus in Learning Technology is a 16-month, 100% online program that integrates technical and non-technical courses that enable you to grow your technology skills while broadening your perspective of technology’s role in education. Franklin’s program also provides the opportunity for you to build the communication skills to boost your professional skillset. Students rate our program as top-notch for the real-world expertise faculty are able to bring to the coursework, as well as the support resources the university provides to students. 

Choose from three start dates each year – fall (August), spring (January) or summer (May).

Franklin University offers a quality education at a competitive cost so you can afford to invest in your future. Our per credit hour tuition rates (vs. per year or per term rates) enable you to get a realistic estimate of exactly how much your degree will cost. Our 2024-2025 tuition rate is $670 per credit hour. Use Franklin’s free MyCost Estimator to get a personalized estimate of your total degree cost. If you have any questions, ask our helpful staff about available financing options and financial aid programs.

Franklin's master's degree programs are specifically designed for busy, working adults -- that means you could finish your M.S. in Information Technology degree with a focus in Learning Technology in as few as 16 months.