Welcome to the MIT Program

The Donald R. Watson School of Education at UNCW welcomes you to the Master of Science in Instructional Technology (MIT) program.

As an exciting and innovative program, MIT provides students the opportunity to gain skills and knowledge from educational and applied psychology, instructional systems design, computer science, systems theory, and communication theory, allowing for considerable flexibility to tailor individual needs across other academic disciplines. Students from diverse fields can plan programs which are consistent with their long-range academic and professional goals.

In addition, the MIT program is directed toward preparing students to function in a variety of roles to be performed in a broad range of settings, including business and industry, human services, health institutions, higher education, government, military, and public and private K-12 education. 

What's New! April. 26, 2008
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Since Fall 2005, the MIT Program has been offering a new Instructional Technology Specialist (ITS) & 079 Endorsement in Educational Computing and Technology Facilitation (TF) online post-baccalaureate certificate. Click here to learn more.

MIT program welcomes Dr. Albert Dieter Ritzhaupt to the MIT faculty team.  Dr. Ritzhaupt will be joining us for fall 2008. (posted 4/19/08)

Congratulations to Patrick Gunn for his Assistant Vice President for Technical Instructional Design position at CitiGroup and also a start up business. We are very proud of Patrick and what he has been able to accomplish within just a few years.(Posted 4/26/08)

Congratulations to Lucas Gillispie, our senior MIT student. Lucas was one of sixty to receive a scholarship to attend the Games, Learning, and Society Conference in Wisconsin this Summer. Gaming has been an area of interest for Lucas and he has been taking courses and experimenting with his ideas since he has joined the MIT program. (Posted 4/26/08)

Congratulation to Shellie Moore for her new Position as the department chair for a newly created program in Spanish Translation/Interpretation at Sampson Community College. This new leadership position will allow Shellie to not only apply her instructional technology knowledge and skills but also stay in her content area of interest.(Posted 4/19/08)

Congratulations to Aimee Greene for her new Instructional Design position at Kindred Healthcare in Louisville, KY. Aimee and her family recently moved to Louisville, KY. (Posted 2/27/08)

Congratulation to Amanda Hodges, an MIT Alumni. Manda and her husband Nic are expecting their first child. (Posted 1/18/08)

MIT Comprehensive Exam is scheduled for April 5th. Students oral exams will be scheduled for for April 18 and 25. (Posted 1/18/08)

Congratulations to Tammy Clark for her lecturer position at the Watson School of Education. Tammy will be teaching EDN 301: Instructional Design & Program Evaluation course in the Department of Instructional Technology, Foundations & Secondary Education. (Posted 12/14/07)

UNCWMIT Social Network MIT Alumni, students and faculty are now connected through UNCWMIT Social Network. (Posted 09/01/07)

MIT program welcomes its new internship partners. (4/27/07)

Specialty Soft Inc.: Specialty Soft creates frame shop software molded to user specifications. [http://www.specialtysoft.com/], Wilmington, NC

Working Films: A national organization available to all independent media makers and community organizers [http://www.workingfilms.org/], Wilmington, NC

Proficient Learning, LLC: A innovative training and professional development firm specializing in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry [http://www.proficientlearning.com], Wilmington, NC

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