The Measurement and Evaluation program is designed to develop knowledge and skills in quantitative and qualitative methods used in research and evaluation. For the Master's degree, the domains covered include the design of research and evaluation studies, the development of instruments and related theory, the collection and analysis of data, and statistical theory and methods.
Students choose three or more optional courses, depending on their program.
For the Doctoral degree, students are expected to specialize in either Measurement or Evaluation. The Measurement specialization is for those interested in quantitative methods and theory, including psychometric and statistical theory. Faculty of the Measurement and Evaluation Program Admission Requirements More about the M.Ed., M.A., Ed. All applicants should refer to the Minimum Admission, Program and Degree Requirements . The usual admission requirement for the M.A. is a four-year bachelor's degree in mathematics, statistics, computer science, or a relevant social or behavioral science.