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Webster University’s Master of Arts in Education and Innovation aims to develop knowledge, skills and creative competencies in educational design and innovation. The program serves community, business and organizational leaders, trainers, educators and other professionals in the public, private and voluntary (nonprofit) sectors. The program bridges the online or on-campus learning environment and the workplace by cultivating personal transformative learning and professional efficacy. Students develop teamwork and collaboration skills for real-world problem-solving, high-impact instruction and change process management. The program stresses experiential learning designs and technology transfer. Participants in this program learn to foster a "culture of innovation" in multi-faceted learning environments, workplaces and community contexts.
At Webster Tashkent, the program is delivered in an on-campus format with the option to attend lectures remotely.
Webster University’s MA in Education and Innovation is offered in a hybrid format in Tashkent. Groups start classes in this program two to three times a year. Those interested in applying may do so at any time and choose a start date that is most convenient.
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Call 55 503 00 66 or email us at uzadmissions@webster.edu
The online MA in Education and Innovation at Webster University is designed to prepare you for careers in instructional design in education and organizational training development in any industry as workplaces become increasingly digital. Faculty members are associated with the Webster Center for Creativity and Innovation (WCCI) in Geneva, Switzerland.
The program focuses on human interactions with digital technology from the perspective of users. The five core courses introduce you to design thinking and the process of innovation, and are taught by experts, scholars and practitioners in the field of creative studies, educational studies, educational technology and psychology.
Core Courses (15 hours)
Electives (15 hours)
At Webster Tashkent, all MA EDIN students take the following elective courses. Up to 9 hours of approved transfer graduate courses from other universities or in-service courses may be included in the program.
Capstone Course (3 hours)
The assessment plan for the MA in Education and Innovation will include key assessment of knowledge and competencies in four topical areas, including (a) theory and foundations, (b) methodologies and technologies in design and innovation, and (c) instruction and leadership for innovation. The MA in education and innovation program assessment principles are drawn from recommendations of the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (U.S. Department of Commerce, 2013). Requisite Competencies are assessed in one course in each of the topical areas. An overall program competencies review is included in the capstone course (EDIN 6001 Integrated Studies: Education and Innovation).
International Multidisciplinary Center
Located at Webster Geneva Campus, the WCCI is dedicated to the scientific study of creativity and innovation and its applications to business, education, art and design, technology and society. The WCCI collaborates with a wide network of European and international centers, institutes and organizations, inside and outside of academia. Its aim is to advance our understanding of creative processes, teach the management of innovation, and offer a space for companies and organizations to meet and have the facilitation required to foster change and development processes.
Founded in 1915, Webster University is committed to ensuring high-quality learning experiences that transform students for global citizenship and individual excellence. In 2019, Webster Tashkent joined our network to bring the best of American education with the first U.S. university in Central Asia.
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