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The Ph.D. program in Research, Measurement, and Statistics prepares graduates with both theoretical foundations and practical skills to teach college-level courses in research design, statistics, measurement, and evaluation. Students learn to design diverse research methodologies, select appropriate analytical approaches, effectively communicate with professionals about research development, and assess programs through comprehensive reports.
Program Learning Objectives
Upon completing this program, graduates will:
Understand and apply descriptive and inferential statistics conceptually and practically.
Select and implement suitable research designs and methodologies for various applications.
Develop expertise in measurement techniques, including creating valid and reliable assessment tools.
Master current and foundational program evaluation theories, understanding their purposes, logic, and different evaluation processes.