USU REM Program of Study
All students are expected to acquire a firm foundation in both research and evaluation methods. See REM core courses or the psychology graduate student handbook (PDF, Get Acrobat Reader) for details.
In addition to the core research, evaluation and psychology** courses, students are encouraged to pursue areas of specialization. Available options include emphasis in:
- evaluation of corporate training or mental health programs
- research in educational psychology topics
- research and evaluation applications in educational agencies
- evaluation of instructional technology
See checklists for details:
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- Guidelines for thesis and dissertation
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Specialization Tracks:
In addition to course work, REM faculty members mentor doctoral students and encourage research and evaluation internships so that all acquire practical experience.
See REM admissions for details on applying.
Alternative programs closely affiliated with the REM program:
Research and Evaluation Methodology (Interdepartmental studies of the college of Education)
**Students wanting an emphasis in education may substitute an alternative core of education courses to prepare them for careers in educational research and evaluation.
