PBC in Instructional Design

The online Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Instructional Design is for people who want to work as instructional designers and training specialists in a variety of environments including education, nonprofit, government, corporate, and military settings.

Students will gain learning experiences and applied skills in the design, production, application, and evaluation of a broad range of media and technology for innovative teaching, instruction, training, and development.

12 credit hours
100% online
Designed for those with at least a bachelor’s degree
Courses in the certificate program can count toward the MEd in Teacher Education: Instructional Technology Concentration or Master of Library and Information Science degree
Begin in fall or spring

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Learn skills to pursue a career as an instructional designer and training specialist in education, nonprofit, government, corporate, and military settings.

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UNC Greensboro’s graduate Library and Information Science programs are ranked among the best in the nation by US News & World Report.

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