Instructional Design Master's or Graduate Certificate Programs

Like Maria, I went to Boise State. Their program is titled Organizational Performance and Workplace Learning.  It is in the College of Engineering not Education. They feel that solving organizational problems using multi-disciplinary and evidence-based investigation and solutions are less expensive than creating full-blown training programs when they not be necessary. You do get plenty of learning psychology and instructional design theory. I have an BFA in Graphic Design and I felt this class was extremely rigorous (graduated with a 3.6 with no prior educational training except for a couple of interactive CDs). While the MSc is not specifically ID-based, it provides an exceptionally strong analytical base. You can take additional ID classes to strengthen your skills. Everything you learn totally contributes to ID practice.  Highly rigorous and recommended.