Fusing data analytics and behavioral science, Fordham's master's degree program in applied psychological methods will prepare you to help businesses, nonprofits, educational institutions, and policy makers create more efficient decisions in line with their long-term goals.
Though run by the psychology department, the applied psychological methods program welcomes students from a variety of academic backgrounds. An interdisciplinary program, applied psychological methods brings together a diverse faculty and course offerings from Fordham's computer and information science department, political science department, and the Graduate School of Education.
You'll choose between one of two tracks:
- Program Evaluation provides training in needs assessment, impact and outcome assessment, and qualitative analysis.
- Tests and Measures focuses on advanced statistics and data analysis, data mining, and test development and validation.
You'll also gain hands-on experience applying psychological research and statistical methods to real-world problems through our internship program. Partnering organizations include the New York City Department of Education, National School Climate Center, Metis Associates, Prophase LLC, the Mary Mitchell Family and Youth Center, Jewish Home Lifecare, and the Isabella Geriatric Center.
