Doctoral Programs in Quantitative Psychology and Related Programs, for review by program members. See below for an explanation of how this list was formed.
University |
Program Name |
PROGRAMS OFFERING A PH.D. IN QUANTITATIVE PSYCHOLOGY |
Arizona State University |
Quantitative Research Methods in Psychology |
University of British Columbia |
Quantitative Methods |
University of California, Davis |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of California, Los Angeles |
Quantitative Psychology |
Fordham University |
Psychometrics |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of Illinois, Champaign |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of Kansas |
Quantitative Training Program |
McGill University |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of Minnesota |
Quantitative and Psychometric Methods |
University of Missouri |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of New Mexico |
Quantitative/Methodology |
University of North Carolina |
Quantitative Psychology |
Notre Dame University |
Quantitative Psychology |
Ohio State University |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of Oklahoma |
Quantitative Psychology |
Purdue University |
Quantitative Psychology |
University of Rhode Island |
Research Methods |
Simon Fraser |
Theory and Methods |
University of Southern California |
Quantitative |
Vanderbilt University |
Quantitative Methods and Evaluation |
University of Virginia |
Quantitative |
University of Western Ontario |
Personality and Measurement |
PROGRAMS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN COMBINATION WITH SUBSTANTIVE AREAS |
Michigan State University |
Concentration in Quantitative Methods and Evaluation Science Concentration |
New York University |
Minor in Quantitative Psychology |
Ohio University |
Applied Quantitative |
University of Washington |
Quantitative |
DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAMS OFFERING METHODOLOGY CONCENTRATION |
Pennsylvania State University |
Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Developmental Research Methodology Concentration |
Following our definition of quantative psychology, we began our resource analysis by developing a list of the Ph.D. concentrations in quantitative psychology that are housed in Departments of Psychology. We used a number of sources to develop the list:
- A list of training programs in quantitative methods developed by APA Division 5, Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics. In March, 2005, Division 5 undertook the project of creating a list of training programs in quantitative methods, to include programs in psychology and education. Division 5 made a call for program identification from the listserv of its members.
- Graduate Study in Psychology, 2007. The Task Force received an advance copy of Graduate Study 2007 in July, 2006. From this we culled all programs indexed under “Quantitative Psychology/Psychometrics.” A number of well recognized quantitative Ph.D. programs were not listed in the index. We reviewed the actual narratives of individual departments in the Graduate Study in Psychology, 2007 book to determine whether these departments listed a quantitative concentration.
- Departmental websites. We reviewed websites of departments that historically had had a quantitative concentration but were not identified by the above sources.
- Self-identified programs in a survey by Aiken, West, and Millsap (2007). Aiken et al (2007) had carried out a survey of the quantitative curriculum of all Ph.D. programs in North America, with data collection completed in 1999 and with an 86% response rate. In that survey departments were asked whether they had Ph.D. programs in any area of quantitative methods. In fall, 2006, we reviewed the websites of all programs which had answered affirmatively to determine whether the quantitative programs still existed. We also contacted quantitative faculty in those departments to determine whether the programs were still functioning.
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