The Research, Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics (REMS) Master of Arts program at UC Riverside prepares students for careers in educational settings. Graduates will be equipped for roles in institutional research, program evaluation, and quantitative data analysis within school districts, colleges, and other public and private education agencies. The program also serves as a strong foundation for students intending to pursue doctoral studies in various fields of educational research. The program is offered in-person on the Riverside campus.
This full-time program operates on a quarter calendar, beginning in the Fall. Students are required to complete a minimum of 36 units in upper-division and graduate courses within Education and related fields, as defined by existing programs. A minimum of 18 of these units must be graduate-level courses, excluding graduate research for the thesis. Admission is only available for the Fall term.
Graduates of the REMS program are well-prepared for a variety of professional roles and advanced academic pursuits. The skills acquired are directly applicable to positions within educational institutions and research-focused organizations.
Please refer to the UCR Graduate Admissions website for detailed application materials and specific admission criteria. The program is closed for Fall 2025 admission.
Tuition and fees are assessed quarterly. Late payments may incur additional fees. For specific quarterly tuition and fees for graduate students, please consult the Registrar's website.
A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required. A strong academic record is expected, though specific GPA requirements are not listed. Please refer to the UCR Graduate Admissions website for detailed criteria.
The REMS M.A. program is designed to be completed in 1-2 years, operating on a quarter calendar with a minimum of 36 units required.
Out-of-state/international tuition is an additional cost on top of the estimated program cost of $17,430 per year (in-state). Please see the fee schedule for details.
Graduates are prepared for roles in Institutional Research, Program Evaluation, and Quantitative Data Analysis within educational institutions and research-focused organizations.
Admission is only available for the Fall term, and the program is currently closed for Fall 2025 admission. Typically, applications open in the Fall for the following academic year.