The University of Florida offers several versatile programs in Research and Evaluation Methods (REM) designed to prepare students for impactful careers. You can choose from on-campus or online degree options that fit your schedule and career goals. These programs provide the skills needed for roles in data science, program evaluation, research design, and other high-demand fields, equipping you to tackle real-world questions in educational research and practice. Graduates are prepared to work in diverse sectors including education, industry, non-profits, and government.
Graduates from the Research and Evaluation Methods programs are well-prepared for a variety of roles in both public and private sectors. You can pursue careers in academia, research institutions, testing companies, government agencies, school districts, and non-profit organizations.
Specific academic requirements may vary by program. Please refer to individual program pages for detailed information.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should consult the UF International Center for specific financial information.
Specific academic requirements vary by program. For the Ph.D. program, completion of a master's degree is required. Please refer to individual program pages for detailed information.
The program completion time for a Master's degree in Research and Evaluation Methods is typically 2 years.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should consult the UF International Center for specific financial information and refer to the University of Florida Admissions website for estimated living costs and current tuition rates.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Faculty at universities, Methodologists, Psychometricians, Program Evaluators, Data Analysts, Data Scientists, Measurement Specialists, and Institutional Researchers in various sectors.
You need to follow the general graduate admissions process. This includes visiting Graduate Admissions, selecting your specific program, reviewing program-specific requirements, and submitting your application through the Graduate School's portal by the deadline.
Application deadlines vary by program and intake. For Master's programs, deadlines include May 15 for Fall, October 15 for Spring, and March 15 for Summer. Ph.D. deadlines are December 1 for Fall and August 1 for Spring.