The Ph.D. in PREM requires a minimum of 20 course units. The program includes the curriculum for the SMART master's degree described above. Students who apply directly to doctoral-level study following a baccalaureate degree will enroll in the core courses described for SMART M.S. degree. In addition to the more advanced courses listed below, doctoral degree students will develop an individually designed curriculum in consultation with the faculty advisor. This will include the development of an independent empirical research project.

The M.Phil.Ed. in PREM is designed for professionals who have already earned a relevant master's degree and wish to advance their mastery of scale development and assessment, design of randomized field trials and experiments, multivariate statistical analysis, and the production of high-quality evidence for decision-making in public and organizational policy. Emphasis is placed on mentored research. This is a six-course-unit

(minimum) program with a required comprehensive examination and an empirical research project.

The SMART Master of Science degree program is designed to prepare individuals for work in research and assessment organizations that place high value on quality of evidence, statistical analysis, assessment, and psychometrics, as well as the use of technology in producing evidence and informing policy. The eight-course-unit minimum makes it possible to complete all degree requirements in one academic year of full-time study, though part-time study is also an option. Studies leading to this degree include coursework, a research apprenticeship, and a written general examination.