M.Ed in Measurement and Evaluation

Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Measurement and Evaluation

The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Measurement and Evaluation prepares professionals for roles in testing, assessment, and program evaluation across school districts, government agencies, commercial test development companies, and research organizations. Students gain advanced skills in assessment design, data analysis, and research methodologies. While not a fully online program, many courses are offered in flexible online formats.

What you will learn

Students develop expertise in designing and analyzing educational and psychological tests, conducting program evaluations, and applying both qualitative and quantitative research methods. The curriculum strengthens analytical skills, research literacy, and the ability to interpret complex data to support informed decision-making in educational and organizational settings.

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Career Opportunites

Graduates are prepared for roles such as:

  • Test and Measurement Specialist
  • Program Evaluator
  • Data Analyst or Research Analyst
  • Assessment Coordinator in school districts or higher education
  • Psychometric Assistant
  • Research Associate in government or nonprofit agencies
  • Developer for commercial testing companies
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What to expect

In this program, students engage in rigorous coursework that builds advanced expertise in assessment, data analysis, and research methodology. You’ll work closely with faculty to develop practical skills in test design, program evaluation, and quantitative and qualitative inquiry, while applying these competencies to real-world educational and organizational challenges. Although not fully online, many courses are offered in flexible online formats, allowing students to balance their professional commitments with graduate study.

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