Find out more about Bachelor of Arts in Instructional Design

Program Details

The University of Arizona Global Campus' bachelor's degree in instructional design prepares you to design training and instruction for online, place-based, and blended learning environments. Based on the Instructional Designer Competencies of the International Board of Standards for Training and Performance Instruction (IBSTPI), the Instructional Design Bachelor’s degree program ensures you are prepared to serve in the global education economy where instructional designers are in demand. Upon completion of the instructional design bachelor program, you will be able to:

• Design instructional and training interventions and assessments for online, place-based, and blended delivery.
• Apply the results of learning, task, performance, and other analyses to the design of training and instruction.
• Apply evaluations of technologies for developing, delivering, and assessing instructional design and training interventions.
• Distinguish how different principles and theories of learning, design, and assessment influence design processes and outcomes.
• Develop plans to manage collaborative processes and participants typically involved in an instructional design project.
• Respond appropriately to ethical, legal, and political factors influencing instructional design projects for diverse learners and contexts.
• Justify design decisions through effective communication in visual, oral, and written form.

An online degree from the University of Arizona Global Campus does not lead to immediate teacher licensure in any state.

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