Teaching in the Digital Age
At a Glance
As the need for rehabilitation, health, and human services professionals increases, so does the demand for qualified educators to prepare the future workforce. The Teaching in the Digital Age certificate offers these professionals the fundamental knowledge and skills to teach and develop higher education curricula.
Program Features
- Four graduate-level courses (a total of 12 credits)
- Certificate can be completed in 16 months
- All courses are 100% online
- Courses can interface with our PP-OTD Program and may be used for graduate credit toward a Doctorate degree.
- Courses can serve as electives for a variety of master’s and doctoral programs
- Courses are available both as a Certificate or as individual courses for degree and non-degree students
- Students use the latest distance learning tools
- Students have access to professional literature through experts on specific topic areas and a range of scholarly writing services.
Curriculum
Tuition & Financial Aid
The Teaching in the Digital Age is a graduate-level program with tuition charged per credit to allow for flexibility in pursuit of this certificate. Please visit the University's Tuition Information page for more information about programmatic tuition and fees.
Employee Tuition Reimbursement
Your employers may have funds budgeted to pay for tuition, either as tuition reimbursement programs or continuing education funds. If you are a Jefferson Health employee, visit MyJeffHub for more information on Jefferson's Tuition Assistance Program.
Get in Touch
CONTACT
- Course Facilitator/Course Coordinator
- Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy
901 Walnut Street, 6th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107