Ideal for
Professionals in education, non-profits, or the public
private sector
Education Program Evaluation
Certificate Program
Flex Learning Format
Develop expertise in program evaluation theory, methods, and skills to effectively measure and report on the success of programming and add value to your organization.
Request InformationThe Certificate in Education Program Evaluation prepares you with an advanced understanding of program evaluation theory, methods, and applications for the 21st century. Through case studies and hands-on exercises, you’ll develop the well-rounded skills and expertise needed to support and influence programs across not only the education sector, but also non-profit organizations, government, and associations.
In the classroom, you’ll learn from academics and advanced practitioners as you work toward designing and presenting your own program evaluation. Upon completing the program, you’ll be able to effectively measure, evaluate, and report on the success of programming within your organization.
- Ideal for: Professionals in education, non-profits, or the public
private sector - Duration: 3 months to 2 years
Duration
3 months to 2 years
- Tuition: $2,797
Tuition
$2,797
- Format: Flex Learning
Format
Flex Learning
- Schedule: Saturdays
Schedule
Saturdays
- Semester of Entry: Fall, spring, summer
Semester of Entry
Fall, spring, summer
What is Flex Learning?
Flex Learning is our term for live, online instruction. Georgetown faculty deliver the same learning objectives as in-person courses, and we keep classes small to support interactive and engaged learning and collaboration.
Upon successful completion of the certificate, you‘ll be able to:
- Compare evaluation theories and techniques
- Identify design structure of an evaluation tool
- Apply appropriate research methodology to program evaluations
- Design a program or policy evaluation outline
- Leverage evaluation findings to influence future change
Amy did a really exceptional job keeping the conversations within scope of relevance. The activities also helped me develop the mindset to critically think about programs I develop and how I would eventually want to evaluate them.”Testimonials from current students and alumni.
