Coursework for M.A. evaluation concentration
6
credits in a related field: Students must take 6 credits in a related field. It is recommended
that these be one class in learning and one in social psychology
since these meet the EPSY core requirements. If these 6 credits are
outside of EPSY they also can be used to meet the external related
fields requirement. Evaluation classes from EdPA could also be used
to meet the external related fields requirement.
19
credits in methodology
EPSY 8261—Statistics (3 cr)
EPSY 8262—Statistics (3 cr)
EPSY 5221—Measurement (4 cr)
EPSY 5243—Evaluation (3 cr)
EPSY 5244—Survey Design (3 cr)
EPSY 5247—Qualitative Methods (3 cr)
Plan A: 10 credits EPSY 8777
Plan B: 3 credits of directed study: EPSY 5991 or 8994
3 additional credits in methodology for Plan B -
Evaluation Theory from EdPA is recommended
Sample program
It is assumed that M.A. students will generally begin their
studies in the fall semester and follow the sequence of courses
below.
Semester 1 (9 credits)
-
EPSY 5243—Principles and Methods of Evaluation (3 cr.)
-
EPSY 5247—Qualitative Methods in Educational Research (3 cr.)
-
EPSY 8261—Statistical Methods I: Probability and Inference (3 cr.)+
Semester 2 (9 credits)
- EPSY 8262—Statistical Methods II: Regression and General
Linear Model (3 cr.)
- Psy 5202—Attitudes and Social Behavior (3 cr.)++*
- Psy 5014—Psychology of Human Learning and Memory (3 cr.) for
Plan A++*
OR
EPSY 5114—Psychology of Student Learning (3 cr.) for Plan B++
Semester 3 (10 credits)
- EPSY 5221—Principles of Educational and Psychological
Measurement (4 cr.)
- EPSY 5244—Survey Design, Sampling, and Implementation (3
cr.)
- EPSY 8296—Internship: Evaluation (3 cr.)
Semester 4 (6 - 10 credits)
- EDPA 8502—Program Evaluation Theory and Models (3 cr.) for
Plan B only
- EPSY 5991—Independent Study or EPSY 8994—Research Problems (3 cr.)
for Plan B
OR
EPSY 8777—Thesis Credits: Master's (10 cr.) for Plan A
Total credits 34-38
+ Students must have had an introductory statistics course prior
to registering for EPSY 8261
++Satisfies the departmental learning and/or social psychology
core requirement
* Other courses that can be substituted are listed in the
Educational Psychology Graduate Program Handbook |