The Quantitative Methods area offers a PhD in Educational Psychology with a specialization in Quantitative Methods for applicants who already have a master's in the field. The Quantitative Methods specialization prepares professional educational researchers to understand and apply advanced quantitative research methods to address social problems and conduct sophisticated methodological research so that program graduates can contribute new methodological knowledge to the field. Our graduates are employed in a variety of settings, such as colleges and universities, professional testing organizations, educational research and development agencies, industrial psychology agencies, governing agencies of higher education, state departments of education, and research and program evaluation divisions of large school districts.
Area News & Events
- Educational Psychology Ranked in the Top Ten by US News & World Report
- College of Education Retains Number One Spot
- Rommel Bunuan Receives Distinguished Research Award
- Ian Hembry Receives College Board Fellowship
- Additional Presentations by Quantitative Methods Students at the 2013 AERA Conference
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