Masters in Educational Psychology with an emphasis in Research, Measurement, and Statistics (M.S.)
The on-campus master’s program in Educational Psychology, emphasizing Research, Measurement and Statistics (RMS) focuses on a broad range of quantitative and methodological issues, including multivariate statistics, item response theory, hierarchical linear modeling, structural equation modeling, time series analysis, growth modeling, and Monte Carlo study.
RMS faculty are leading scholars who have earned international recognition. They recently instituted Summer Statistics Workshops attract students and faculty from around the state and across the nation. RMS faculty not only engage in the development and application of cutting-edge quantitative research methods, but they are also committed to training the next generation of methodologists. Graduates with this specialization are in demand for higher education academic positions and school- and industry-based jobs in measurement and evaluation. RMS graduates hold positions at many major universities and research agencies.
Program Details
Degree: Educational Psychology
Emphasis: Research, Measurement, and Statistics
Degrees Offered: Master of Science (M.S)
Minimum Credit Hours: 36
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Core Curriculum
M.S Research, Measurement and Statistics Curriculum
CORE COURSES (18 Credit Hours)
EPSY 602: Educational Psychology
EPSY 622: Measurement and Evaluation in Education
EPSY 635*: Education Statistics
EPSY 636*: Techniques of Research
EPSY 640: Experimental Design in Education I
EPSY 641: Experimental Design in Education II
Other Notes
- 2 hours of Research Required for thesis
- 12 hours of Departmental Required Electives
*Courses require pre-requisite for EPSY 643 and EPSY 641
The Research, Measurement, and Statistics specialization requires a minimum of 32 credit hours to earn an M.S.
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- Academic background and training
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Is there an admissions cycle for Spring semester?
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I live out of state. Do you accept out-of-state applicants?
Yes, we accept in-state and out-of-state applicants.
Is there any opportunity for financial assistance?
Yes, there are opportunities for financial assistance through the following departments: Office of Graduate Studies Financial Aid
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