The Master of Education degree with a concentration in Adult Education and E-Learning is designed to help you design, implement, and evaluate adult education and training programs using innovative educational technology. Learning can be different for adults than for children, and educational solutions are not universal. Adults have different learning needs and extenuating circumstances, which impact how instruction must be administered and evaluated.

This online master’s in education explores the adult learner as a whole person, taking into account physiological, emotional, and intellectual differences, complex lifestyles, and innovative education research. The program focuses on the electronic delivery of educational solutions. This flexible program is designed for working adults and features 100% online coursework.

Program Outline

The Master of Education with a concentration in Adult Education and E-Learning is designed for candidates looking to prepare to pursue leadership and curriculum design roles in the fields of corporate training, career and professional development, higher education, and K-12 administration.

Degree candidates in this adult education and e-learning concentration have the opportunity to study the practical applications of theoretical practices. This one-year master’s in education degree program focuses on helping candidates prepare to utilize industry-authentic tools and assessments to work to develop relevant skills in preparation for the next steps in their career path. The concentration explores how to collaborate in a community of learners, professionally apply these skills, and develop e-learning solutions for a variety of learning environments and purposes, including corporate training.

American InterContinental University’s Master of Education degree is not designed to meet state educator licensing or advancement requirements; however, it may assist candidates in gaining these approvals in their state of residence depending on those requirements. Contact the state board of education in the applicable state(s) for details.