COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Education (Educational Psychology): Evaluation Concentration at Mount Saint Vincent University requires the completion of 5.0 units of coursework and is designed for educators, administrators, and professionals who wish to deepen their expertise in educational evaluation. The program provides a solid theoretical foundation and practical understanding of assessment, measurement, and program evaluation within diverse educational contexts. Core courses such as GEDU 6170, GEPY 6601, GEPY 6603, and GEPY 6604 introduce students to research methods, educational assessment, and the psychology of learning and evaluation. Students also select one additional unit from courses like GEPY 6602, GEPY 6605, GEPY 6606, or GEPY 6607, allowing them to tailor their studies toward specific interests such as psychometrics, classroom assessment, or program evaluation. The inclusion of 2.0 units of graduate-level electives provides flexibility for students to explore specialized topics or interdisciplinary areas that complement their professional goals. Through this program, students gain analytical, research, and leadership skills essential for designing and implementing effective evaluation practices. Graduates are prepared to serve as evaluation specialists, consultants, or leaders in schools, higher education institutions, government departments, and community organizations, contributing to improved teaching, learning, and institutional performance through evidence-based decision-making.