Master of Applied Psychology, Research, and Evaluation

Governments, non-profit organizations and businesses invest significant time, money and materials to enact policies and introduce programs to achieve their long-term strategic goals and meet the needs of individuals. If you are interested in developing basic research skills to address real-world questions in a variety of applied settings, this program is for you. In the MAPRE course and practicum-focused program, you will have the opportunity to supplement your coursework with an extended practicum in a community setting..Study Options: Thesis (MA), Course-based (MAPRE)Duration: One year (MAPRE), Two years (MA), Four years (PhD)Entry Terms: Fall

Applicants to MAPRE: Must hold an undergraduate degree from any discipline with an overall GPA of 3.7 (or A-) in the last two years of full time study. Incoming students must have completed three credit hours of statistics (or data analytics) with a minimum of a 3.3 GPA (or B+).