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English Program Academic Schedule with Master Degree For candidates holding a Master’s degree (48 credits): First year, first semester 901 911 Total Research Methodology Independent Study I 3 credits 3 credits 6 credits First year, second semester 903 912 Total Quantitative Analysis Independent Study II 3 credits 3 credits 6 credits Second year, first semester Dissertation Seminar Workshop 1: Emphasis on the Substantive Matter of the Dissertation 9 credits Second year, second semester Dissertation Seminar Workshop 2: Emphasis on Research Methodology 9 credits Third year, first semester Dissertation Seminar Workshop 5: Emphasis on Research Findings and the Holistic Presentation of the Dissertation 9 credits Third year, second semester Dissertation Dissertation Examination and Presentation to Public Academic Seminar 9 credits 86
Course Descriptions English Program PS 901 Research Methodology General Characteristics, objectives and goals of research; various types and stages of research; determination of research issue/objectives; literature review; research planning; data collection and analysis; research findings presentation and research report writing. PS 902 Scope and Method Scope and method specific to the discipline related to the students dissertation; current methodology used by the academic in the discipline leading to the dissertation. PS 903 Quantitative Analysis Basic knowledge concerning sources and type of data, methods of presentation and analysis; measurement and tests for validity and reliability, including interpretation of statistical results. PS904 Qualitative Research General characteristics and type of qualitative research, participant and non- participant observation, brainstorming, in-depth interview, focus group, and participatory action research. PS905 Statistics for Research Statistics and types of Research; descriptive statistics and the level of measurement of the variables; statistics for trend analysis; bivariate statistics; logic of multivariate statistics; applications of statistics to research, including proper ways of presentation and interpretation of the statistics results. PS 906 Evaluation Research Meanings and characteristics of evaluation; qualitative and quantitative approaches; stages of evaluation of theories and models of evaluation; sources of data and data processing; measurement construction, analysis and interpretation of the findings; the structure of evaluation report, and presentation of the evaluation results. PS 911 Independent Study I Students must conduct a study on the topic that leads to the dissertation according to the plan agreed upon by the thesis advisory committee and closely supervised by an adviser who is recognized as an expert in the field. The report is no less than 80 pages and must be presented at a seminar organized by the executive committee of the Ph.D. Program. PS 912 Independent Study II Students must conduct a study on the topic that leads to the dissertation according to the plan agreed upon by the thesis advisory committee and closely supervised by an adviser who is recognized as an expert in the field. The subject matter must differ from that of the Independent Study I but be related to the dissertation. The report is no less than 80 pages and must be presented at a seminar organized by the executive committee of the Ph.D. Program. 87
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