Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation

*1/28 RMME/STAT Colloquium: Test Validation for a Crisis: Five Practical Heuristics for the Best and Worst of Times; Friday, 1/28/2022, 3pm ET; Speaker: Dr. Andrew Ho, Harvard University

*2/25 RMME/STAT Colloquium: Shared Parameter Mixed-Effects Location Scale Models for Intensive Longitudinal Data; Friday, 2/25/2022, 3pm ET; Speaker: Dr. Donald Hedeker, The University of Chicago

*3/25 Application Deadline: For Summer 2022 enrollment in the RMME Master’s and/or Graduate Certificate in Program Evaluation programs. Apply today!

For questions about Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation programs, please contact the appropriate person below:

M.A. and Ph.D. Programs
(Campus-based)
Chris Rhoads, Ph.D.
christopher.rhoads@uconn.edu
RMME Program Coordinator

Graduate Certificate Program in Program Evaluation (GCPPE)
Bianca Montrosse-Moorhead, Ph.D.
methods@uconn.edu
bianca@uconn.edu
GCPPE Program Coordinator

100% Online RMME Programs
Sarah D. Newton, Ph.D.
methods@uconn.edu
sarah.newton@uconn.edu
Associate Director, RMME Online Programs

General Questions
Lisa Rasicot
l.rasicot@uconn.edu
Program Assistant
Department of Educational Psychology

The graduate program in Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation (RMME) leads to an M.A. or Ph.D. degree in Educational Psychology with an area of concentration in Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation.  The program is designed for educators and other professionals who wish to develop expertise in quantitative research methodology, psychometrics, educational measurement, and/or program evaluation. We also offer a Graduate Certificate in Program Evaluation. Our graduates work in a variety of settings including higher education, testing companies, state departments of education, and research firms.

The 100% online Master’s Program is designed for professionals seeking to become more knowledgeable about research methods, measurement, and evaluation. Further, it is an ideal graduate degree for recent bachelor’s graduates having entered, or for those entering, the workforce, who are interested in developing expertise in research methods, quantitative analysis, measurement, and program evaluation.

The campus-based Master’s program emphasizes the application of quantitative research methods, measurement and evaluation theory and procedures.  We encourage students to supplement their RMME coursework with courses in other discipline areas that best suit their individual goals and objectives.

The Ph.D. program in Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation (also campus-based) integrates theory and practice to promote the scientific uses of measurement and quantitative research methodology within education and the social and behavioral sciences. Coursework focuses on current and emerging topics including instrument development, classical and modern measurement theory and applications, item response theory, latent variable modeling, causal inference, multivariate statistical techniques, and multilevel modeling. Learn more about Neag School doctoral-level programs.

See the RMME Handbook for more information about our graduate degree programs.

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Seeking qualified Master’s and Doctoral students for the 2023-2024 academic year. Graduate assistantships (including tuition remission and health insurance) are awarded on a competitive basis to incoming Ph.D. students. While M.A. applications are accepted on a rolling basis, Ph.D. applications must be received by December 1st to be considered for funding opportunities, which include graduate assistantships and fellowships. GRE scores are required for Ph.D. applicants and recommended for M.A. applicants.