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Through this program, we'll encourage you to examine research through a social justice perspective, employing data to reveal systemic and individual factors that perpetuate inequalities—then applying your insights to counteract these disparities and drive meaningful transformation.
Loyola's research methodology master's program teaches you to harness data as a tool for addressing injustices and fostering progress within communities and institutions. You'll master cutting-edge research methods to tackle societal and organizational issues while learning alongside doctoral candidates in numerous courses, equipping you for advanced academic pursuits or diverse professional trajectories.
After completing the MA in Research Methodology, graduates qualify for positions across multiple sectors including education, healthcare, medicine, developmental psychology, and clinical psychology. Numerous alumni continue into Loyola's research methodology PhD program to prepare for academic research careers following their master's degree.
Potential career paths include: Data analyst, Research associate, Research analyst, College instructor, Statistician