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How do I apply?
Prospective applicants can apply online. Please see the Graduate Admission FAQ at for more information.
Where can I get additional information about LDT and the Stanford University Graduate School of Education?
The most current information about LDT can be found on this Website and Information about the School of Education can be found at http://ed.stanford.edu/suse/
How long do students take to complete the program?
LDT students attend the program full-time and complete the degree in one full year (4 quarters).
Do you offer a doctoral program?
LDT is a master's degree program; the doctoral program is called Learning Sciences and Technology Design. More information about it can be found here.
Do I have to write a thesis or complete a final project in order to graduate from the LDT master's program?
The master's program requires a final project and presentation in order to graduate.
How much prior experience with technology is required?
Every year, students enter the program with various levels of technology experience. We assume that entering students will have basic computer skills. Some students enter with a programming background, while others arrive with basic technology experience.
I've never taught or worked professionally in a school environment. Does this disqualify me from admission to the program?
No, LDT students arrive with differing amounts of experience in education, but you must have an interest in educational technology.
How many courses do students take to complete the program?
The program requires forty-five minimum units to graduate. Depending on the number of units per course, most students take average of 13 to 16 courses to complete the program.
How can I make the most of my campus visit?
The Stanford School of Education holds a MA information session for prospective graduate students each year. Scheduling your visit to coincide with the session is definitely worthwhile. You may also contact the LDT program advisor to arrange class visits and request other information. Prospective applicants are also encouraged to contact the School’s Admissions Office at (650) 723-4794 and info@suse.stanford.edu to speak with the admissions officer.
What kinds of fields do LDT graduates enter?
The flexibility of the LDT program enables graduates to enjoy a broad range of employment opportunities from museum exhibit designers to educational technologists.
How many students are in the program?
The LDT program admits between 10 and 20 students each year.
Can I do a joint degree?
The LDT program is not a joint degree program. However, the Stanford School of Education offers a separate Joint Degree with the Graduate School of Business.
Is it possible to do the LDT program while working?
SUSE students who enroll for a minimum of 11 units are not allowed by University policy to hold assistantships. Students in LDT must enroll in at least 2 quarters at 11 units each and in at most 2 quarters of 10 units each. It is possible for LDT students, when enrolled in 10 units during a quarter, to hold a 25% time assistantship. Many students work as hourly employees or through paid internships off campus. International students cannot be employed off-campus because of visa restrictions.
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