Master of Education in Educational Psychology (Quantitative Methodology) in Athens United States | University of Georgia

Develop expertise in implementing sophisticated statistical and measurement techniques for research purposes. (Note: this specialization is exclusively offered to University of Georgia doctoral candidates seeking to supplement their studies with a master's-level quantitative methodology program.)

Tailored for scholars aiming to pursue research demanding intricate quantitative approaches during their doctoral studies or academic profession.

A significant component of our curriculum focuses on comprehensive research and analytical work, equipping graduates with profound knowledge of their selected specialization and the practical research skills to become industry pioneers. Our alumni are regularly acknowledged for their groundbreaking contributions spanning various domains, including curriculum and belief influences on education, empirical investigations of student conduct, novel evaluation techniques, and redefining concepts of giftedness and creative potential.

Completion of this program necessitates a minimum of 36 credit hours, or 33 credit hours if an applied project is undertaken.