Indiana University’s Learning Sciences specialization/track is an advanced research and graduate program that explores how people learn and designs ways for people to learn better.
This groundbreaking interdisciplinary new program allows you to:
- Become a member of a research team from day one
- Learn from and work with your faculty mentors one-on-one
- Understand learning theory and research through well-rounded courses and seminars
- Change how disciplinary content, like math and science, is learned in schools
It’s not just cool, it’s cutting edge.
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On many large university campuses, it’s unusual to spend time elbow to elbow with world-class faculty working on exciting and ground-breaking research from day one. At Indiana University, the Learning Sciences program puts students side by side with professors who quickly bring the student into the academic mix. Mentoring and learning start immediately. And, these faculty are working faculty — applying their research to real-world learning problems.
“Because it’s a small faculty, I’m on a first name basis with all of my professors, and I interact with two of them daily or at least weekly. I talk with my adviser almost everyday.” Tyler Christensen — second-year doctoral student
Meet your future mentors; learn about them, review groundbreaking research projects and publications.
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“Rather than thinking of some people as ‘smart’ and others as ‘dumb,’ we can think about how contexts support people in ACTING in smart or less smart ways. Suddenly, the world as we understand it gets flipped on its head” |
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Armed with a Ph.D. or master’s degree from Indiana University’s Learning Sciences specialization/track, you can expect to find excellent opportunities in a variety of fields.
From educational consulting and instructional software companies to Fortune ® 100 companies seeking research specialists, to university professors advancing how people learn — Learning Sciences offers undergraduate students with an interest and background in psychology, education, sociology, computer science, mathematics and science real opportunities to apply their skills.
Seated in a rich research environment working alongside faculty mentors, who are internationally known for their work, you will find ample career opportunities after getting your advanced degree.
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