Instructional Technology & Instructional Design

All the degrees in our Instructional Design & Technology program are offered through the Department of Curriculum & Instruction of the College of Education and Human Services.

To apply for a graduate program in Instructional Design & Technology at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale, you are requested to submit an application to the Department of Curriculum & Instruction and to the SIUC Graduate School. All application materials should be requested from, and returned directly to, Curriculum & Instruction.

Master of Science Degree (M.S.)

Admission to the Master of Science in Education requires that candidates:

• Submit all official transcripts from institutions of higher education attended;
• Submit an official transcript with the bachelor’s degree posted and have a minimum undergraduate grade point average of 2.7 (4.0 scale) for the last 60 hours of the bachelor’s program;
• Submit all application materials (departmental master’s degree application;Graduate School’s Application to Graduate Study; specialty area selection sheet);
• Pay a $50 application fee.
  

  Admission Semester	Application Deadline Your file should be complete and ready to review by:
  Summer	March 15
  Fall	May 15
  Spring	October 15

• International students must also submit an official diploma in the native language and in English, a passport photo copy, transcripts in native language and English, and have a TOEFL score of at least 550. The TOEFL test score must be no more than two years old. An IELTS score can be submitted in lieu of the TOFEL score. A score of 6.0 is required.
• For further information and questions, contact Lisa Grotts

Admission Documents for Domestic Students:

• Application for Admission to the Master’s Program
• Degree-Specialty Form
• Master of Science Brochure
• Master of Science Information Letter
• Graduate School 601 Policy
• Electronic Application Materials

Admission Documents for International Students:

• Application for Admission to the Master’s Program
• Degree-Specialty Form
• Financial Statement for Graduate International Students
• Master of Science Brochure
• International Master of Science Information Letter & Checklist
• Transcript Guidelines
• Graduate School 601 Policy
• I-20 Requirements
• Electronic Application Materials

Doctor of Philosophy Degree (Ph.D.)

Applicants to the doctoral program must:

• Submit all official transcripts from institutions of higher education attended
• Submit official transcripts with the bachelor’s and master’s degrees posted
• Have a minimum undergraduate grade point average of 2.7 (4.0 scale) for the last 60 hours of the bachelor’s program and a graduate grade point average of at least 3.25
• Submit all application materials (departmental doctoral degree application; Graduate School’s Application to Graduate Study; specialty area selection sheet; three-five letters of recommendation; writing sample)
• Submit an official GRE or MAT test score
• Pay a $50 application fee
  

  Admission Semester	Application Deadline Your file should be complete and ready to review by:
  Summer	April 1
  Fall	September 1
  Spring	February 1

• International students must have a TOEFL score of at least 550. The TOEFL test score must be no more than two years old. An IELTS score can be submitted in lieu of the TOFEL score. A score of 6.0 is required.
• For further information and questions, contact Lisa Grotts

Admission Documents for Domestic Students:

• Application for Admission to the Ph.D. Program
• Degree-Specialty Form
• Ph.D. Admission Process and Criteria
• Ph.D. Brochure
• Ph.D. Applicant Letter
• Graduate School 601 policy
• Electronic Application Materials

Admission Documents for International Students:

• Application for Admission to the Ph.D. Program
• Degree-Specialty Form
• Ph.D. Admission Process and Criteria
• Financial Statement for Graduate International Students
• Ph.D. Brochure
• Transcript Guidelines
• Graduate School 601 policy
• I-20 Requirements
• Electronic Application Materials