Master of Evaluation (MR-EVAL) // Course structure

Course structure

The Master of Evaluation (MR-EVAL) is a research classified course of 150 points (typically 4 subjects and a thesis) and is taken over 18 months full time study or part-time equivalent.

Students in the Master of Evaluation (MR-EVAL) complete

• Two compulsory subjects being EDUC90850 Foundations of Evaluation and EDUC90848 Applied Research for Evaluation
• One research methodology module being either EDUC90716 Qualitative Methods for Evaluation or EDUC90717 Mixed Methods Research & Evaluation or EDUC90729 Conducting Educational Research or MAST90078 Quantitative Methods for Evaluation (12.5 points each)
• 12.5 points of elective subjects
• a 20,000 word thesis

Students in the Master of Evaluation (MR-EVAL) must achieve an H2A (75% average) in the coursework component to proceed to the thesis. The Master of Evaluation is located at Level 9 of the Australian Qualifications Framework.

Information on the 100 point coursework-classified Master of Evaluation (MC-EVAL and MC-EVALO) is available here: https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/current/MC-EVAL and https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/current/MC-EVALO

Subject options

Compulsory subjects

Research methodology module

Students select one of the research methodology modules from the following list:

Elective subjects

Students undertake 12.5 points of electives from the following list:

Thesis

Detailed information on the thesis is available at Graduate Research Hub

Students select one of the following thesis subjects:

Last updated: 13 November 2024