Psychological and Quantitative Foundations | College of Education | University of Iowa

The Department of Psychological and Quantitative Foundations involves the psychological and quantitative foundations of education. We have four graduate programs: Educational Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Educational Measurement and Statistics, and School Psychology. Each of these programs seeks to understand issues related to education from a psychological and/or quantitative perspective, rather than from a social or historical perspective.

Programs

Counseling Psychology

Couple and Family Therapy

Educational Measurement and Statistics

Educational Psychology & Learning Sciences

School Psychology

Latest News

Matthew Lira, new clinical assistant professor in Educational Psychology and Learning Sciences wants to design innovative learning environments for students.

Lira designs innovative learning environments for students

Matthew Lira, new clinical assistant professor in Educational Psychology and Learning Sciences, wants to design innovative learning environments for students.

Deborah Harris helps increase students' knowledge in educational measurement

Deborah Harris recently joined the University of Iowa College of Education as a visiting professor in Educational Measurement and Statistics.

Terry Ackerman helps students develop a passion for research

Terry Ackerman joined the University of Iowa College of Education this fall as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in Educational Measurement and Statistics.

Contact

Interim DEO

Saba Rasheed Ali

Office number:

361 Lindquist Center

Phone number:

Email:

saba-ali@uiowa.edu

Department of Psychological and Quantitative Foundations
361 Lindquist Center (South)
319-335-5578 (phone)
319-335-5386 (fax)