Master in Instructional Design
- Feb 24
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This Master study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for educators, learning strategists, curriculum developers, and training professionals who seek to innovate and transform modern learning environments. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 7 and aligned with the second European cycle, the program focuses on advanced research, evidence-based instructional strategies, and the design of effective, learner-centered educational systems.
With an academic workload equal to 60 ECTS and a minimum duration of 12 months (with flexible extension options), the program enables participants to balance academic research with professional practice. The structure is carefully designed to develop critical inquiry, methodological competence, and the ability to design impactful instructional solutions across educational and corporate contexts.
The program consists of five modules, including:
Two research-focused modules that develop advanced research design skills, qualitative and quantitative methodologies, academic writing proficiency, and applied educational research practices.
Two general modules that strengthen leadership in education, digital transformation in learning, quality assurance in academic environments, and strategic educational planning.
One specialized instructional design module addressing contemporary topics such as learning theories, curriculum development, e-learning systems, instructional technologies, assessment design, and learning analytics.
The study journey culminates in a comprehensive research thesis and structured research activities that demonstrate the participant’s ability to design, evaluate, and optimize instructional systems grounded in scientific evidence and pedagogical innovation.
This Master study program is ideal for academic professionals, corporate trainers, e-learning developers, HR development specialists, and education consultants who aspire to lead innovation in teaching, training, and digital learning ecosystems.





