A master’s in instructional technology degree can provide a competitive edge in the job market. The instructional technology field is diverse, with opportunities for professionals to work in various settings, such as K-12 education, higher education, government agencies, non-profit organizations and corporate training. As an interdisciplinary field, skills such as instructional design, instructional technology, multimedia development and project management make this an engaging and dynamic field for professionals who enjoy continuous learning and growth. Furthermore, while the BLS does not provide specific job growth information for instructional technologists in particular, instructional coordinator is a common career path for aspiring instructional technology professionals. As of September 2021, 15,000 new jobs are estimated to open for instructional coordinators from 2021 to 2031.1