Update your skills and expertise in the growing field of online education while increasing your marketability in today’s economy.

Innovative Design That Inspires eLearning Careers

Open the door to new teaching or training opportunities as an eLearning instructional designer, technologist, administrator or specialist, update your skills in the growing field of online education, and increase your marketability in today’s economy.

Currently one of the most comprehensive online teaching and learning training programs in California and beyond, the MS in eLearning program empowers educators, instructors, trainers, staff and other professionals to effectively design and implement online courses/modules and utilize various technology, tools, and systems for the virtual learning environment.

A Dynamic Program that Puts Your Needs First

The MS in eLearning program focuses on your individual background, taking into consideration your subject area of expertise, current knowledge, and institutional or corporate setting. Throughout the program, you’ll learn about the critical and contemporary practice in the eLearning field and how to transform your course or training materials into an engaging and interactive online experience.

Advance at Your Own Speed

The MS in eLearning degree’s flexible, online format is perfect for busy working professionals like yourself because it allows you to complete course assignments with your own unique schedule–in fact, you never need to be logged in to a class at any specific time.

Cal State East Bay’s MS in eLearning program attracts students from all over the world, providing you with a unique opportunity to engage with culturally diverse educators and collaborate for optimal learning outcomes. You’ll enjoy the hands-on curriculum in which both your facilitator and practitioners in the field along with fellow classmates provide meaningful feedback on specific assignments.

Courses are delivered entirely online as three separate learning units in eight week sessions, enabling you to complete your master’s degree in as little as three semesters. Each semester has two sessions, so if you take two courses per session (a total of four courses per semester) consecutively, you can finish within three semesters (approximately 12 months).