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  The Graduate School of Education 2014–2016 Master of Education (Ed.M.) Programs with No State Certification Programs in the Department of Educational Psychology Ed.M. in Educational Statistics, Measurement, and Evaluation  

Ed.M. in Educational Statistics, Measurement, and Evaluation


Coordinator: Dr. Gregory Camilli (848-932-0831; email:  greg.camilli@gse.rutgers.edu )

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The master's degree program in educational statistics, measurement, and evaluation (ESME) enables students to take a broad spectrum of courses within and outside the specialty area. The program does not require an extensive background in mathematics. An applicant for the program, however, should be comfortable in researching and solving educational and psychological problems using quantitative methods. Students who receive the Ed.M. are often employed as researchers or data analysts in the fields of social science research, educational testing, marketing research, or pharmaceutical research. The program is individually tailored to students' needs, and attempts to provide maximum flexibility by encouraging students to pursue a minor area outside of the specialty. A total of 33 credits is required.

1. A minimum of 21 credits in statistics, measurement, and evaluation, including:

Statistics and Measurement Courses (18 credits) 

15:291:531  Statistical Methods I (3)
15:291:532  Statistical Methods II (3)
16:300:515  Quantitative Research Methods in Education II: ANOVA (3)
16:300:519  Quantitative Research Methods in Education III: Regression (3)
15:291:515  Psychometric Theory (3)
16:300:683  Applied Multivariate Analysis or 16:300:685  Causal Modeling or 16:300:687  Item Response Theory (3)

Evaluation Course (3 credits) 

15:291:520  Program Evaluation: An Introduction to Methods and Practice (3)

2. Electives in educational psychology courses (6 credits)

3. Electives in minor area (6 credits)

 
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