Doctor of Philosophy Concentration
Admission Requirements
Update for prospective students about GRE testing requirements:
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the USF Instructional Technology
Program has waived the GRE requirement for students applying for admission for the
Spring, Summer, and Fall 2021 terms. The submission of GRE scores is optional for
all program applicants. For more information, please visit the USF Office of Admissions website.
Admission Requirements
]To be admitted to the program, you must meet the university's graduate admissions requirements, as well as the specific program requirements.
Financial Aid
You may be eligible for various types of financial aid (see the USF Financial Aid website).
Scholarships and Fellowships
There are a number of scholarships and fellowships available for graduate study through the central Financial Aid Office. Scholarships and fellowships are awards made based on outstanding credentials. An overview of these opportunities can be found at the Office of Graduate Studies. Tuition waivers may be available to graduate students as part of a scholarship or fellowship.
Assistantships
Applicants and currently enrolled graduate students can be considered for research, administrative, and teaching assistantships. Assistantships, unlike scholarships and fellowships, require a teaching, research or administrative assignment, and therefore the student must have the credentials and prior experiences to perform the tasks.
In addition, graduate assistantships are awarded by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology, the iTeach Lounge, and the Department of Educational and Psychological Studies. These assistantships require research, teaching, or administrative service totaling approximately 20 hours per week. Tuition waivers may also be available to graduate students as part of an assistantship.