CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Our work is guided by four principles: interdisciplinarity, innovative research, creating real and tangible change, and exemplary academic programming.
Our faculty and students are involved in research projects at the forefront of advances in cognition, technology and learning.
Our work has been supported by millions of dollars in funding from private, state and federal agencies.
LEARNING SCIENCES @ GEORGIA STATE
As a student in our department, you will have the chance to learn from widely recognized faculty and programs, apply what you have learned in research labs, internships and service-learning opportunities, and ultimately be recognized as a Learning Sciences graduate. Earning credentials from us will include you in the extensive network of graduates currently employed within school systems, research laboratories, government agencies, small businesses, large corporations and more in Atlanta and beyond.
OUR PROGRAMS
Undergraduate
Certificates & Endorsements
- Computer Science Endorsement
- Corporate Learning Professional Certificate
- Dyslexia and Other Reading Disabilities Endorsement
- Health Literacy Graduate Certificate
- Instructional Design and Technology, Graduate Certificate
- Online Learning Design and Development, Graduate Certificate
- Sign Language Interpreting, Undergraduate Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
- Special Education Adapted Curriculum, Initial Certification
- Special Education Autism Endorsement
- Special Education Deaf Education, Initial Certification
- Special Education Initial Certification, General Curriculum Pre-Kindergarten Through 12th Grade
- Special Education Preschool Endorsement
Learning Sciences by the Numbers
DLS @ Georgia State News Hub
DLS News Blog
Assistant Professor Ben Shapiro in Learning Sciences, co-authored a paper for the Association for Computing Machinery’s CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing proceedings.
Ben Shapiro, assistant professor in Learning Sciences, published an article for the Journal of Education, Technology & Society.
Associate Professor Min Kyu Kim is serving as a senior program committee member for the International Conference of the Learning Sciences and a program committee member for the Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning.
The Adult Learning Resource Center (ALRC) researchers, Daphne Greenberg and Iris Feinberg, collaborated with researchers from the Georgia Policy Labs.
Contact Us
Department front desk
404-413-8040
For prospective students
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Department of Learning Sciences
College of Education & Human Development, Suite 750
30 Pryor St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
