Advanced Quantitative Methodologies Graduate Certificate

The Advanced Quantitative Methodologies graduate certificate provides advanced coursework for admitted UCF doctoral students and post-docs from any discipline to use quantitative data to answer complex research problems with sophisticated statistical procedures.

The coursework for the Advanced Quantitative Methodologies graduate certificate is broad-based enough to be useful for anyone interested in advancing their research and quantitative statistical skills, including students in other UCF colleges and local community service providers (e.g., evaluators, data analysts).

The graduate certificate in Advanced Quantitative Methodologies requires 12 credit hours of courses selected from a list of approved courses.

Total Credit Hours Required: 12 Credit Hours Minimum beyond the Master's Degree

Program Prerequisites

Admission is open to those with a master's degree or current enrollment in a doctoral program from an accredited institution recognized by UCF. Pre-requisite(s) for the courses selected for the certificate program must be met or receive approval from the instructor to enroll without the pre-requisite.

Degree Requirements

Required Courses

• Complete at least 4 of the following:
  • EDF7405 - Quantitative Methods II (3)
  • EDF7406 - Multivariate Statistics in Education (3)
  • EDF7410 - Application of Nonparametric and Categorical Data Analysis in Education (3)
  • EDF7415 - Latent Variable Modeling In Education (3)
  • EDF7427 - Psychometrics (3)
  • EDF7463 - Analysis of Survey, Record, and Other Qualitative Data (3)
  • EDF7474 - Multilevel Data Analysis In Education (3)
  • EDF7476 - Advanced Research Methods (3)
  • EDF7488 - Monte Carlo Simulation Research in Education (3)
  • EDF7489 - Quantitative Research Synthesis (3)

Grand Total Credits: 12

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