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The master's program in educational research and evaluation caters to professionals seeking expertise in designing educational assessments, analyzing both qualitative and statistical data, and applying these insights to shape educational and social science policies. This curriculum enhances your theoretical and practical understanding of assessment, evaluation, and research methodologies. Spanning 36 semester hours, it equips professionals with skills in educational assessment, evaluation, and both qualitative and quantitative research techniques. Participants develop competencies in structuring educational evaluations, executing and interpreting data analysis methods, and connecting results to policy implications. Students can opt for a general track or specialize in advanced quantitative methods, assessment, or program evaluation. The general track offers flexibility to concentrate on specific departmental disciplines, such as evaluation technology or qualitative research. The advanced quantitative methods specialization trains students for roles as data analysts or statisticians across educational, corporate, and government sectors. Meanwhile, the assessment specialization deepens understanding of assessment theories and practices while offering avenues for teacher professional growth.