The 20th Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Symposium (PROMS2025)

We are pleased to announce that the 20th PROMS will be held at the Singapore University of Social Sciences, Singapore, with a day of pre-conference workshops on July 21, 2025, preceding the main conference from July 22 to 23, 2025.

The Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Symposium (PROMS) is an annual professional meeting of the Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society (also PROMS). PROMS was established in 2005 to promote objective measurement and contribute to the research and development of Rasch measurement in the Pacific region. The symposium consists of a conference and associated workshops for the sharing of knowledge and applications of the Rasch model with the international community.

Theme: Next Generation Measurement: When Innovation Meets Objectivity

The theme of the 20th PROMS is “Next Generation Measurement: When Innovation Meets Objectivity”. The theme emphasises our commitment to objectivity or invariance in the field in response to cutting-edge advancements and emerging technologies that reshape how we collect, analyse and interpret data. This theme invites a critical examination of the ways innovation can enhance precision, accuracy and fairness in measurement practices across diverse disciplines. The 20th PROMS will serve as a platform for experts, researchers and practitioners to share insights and best practices, fostering dialogue on the future of measurement that is both forward thinking and ethically grounded.

We invite submissions from any field across human sciences, including business, education, health and psychology. These could include research applying the Rasch model, advances in measurement pratices, or reviews of modern measurement theory. Topics of submission may include, but are not limited to:

  • Integrating Rasch measurement with AI
  • Using Rasch for personalised learning and feedback
  • Advances in Rasch modelling
  • Advances in the practice of measurement
  • Issues relating to modern measurement theory
  • Technical issues of the application of Rasch model
  • Measurement for advancing scientific fields
  • Measurement across cultures
  • Measurement of soft skills and competencies
  • Measurement technology
  • Questionnaire and test development
  • Rater-mediated assessment
  • Fairness of using assessment to make decisions
  • Assessing language skills

Keynote Speakers

Professor George Engelhard Jr.
Professor George Engelhard Jr.
President, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
University of Georgia
Emeritus Professor David Andrich
Emeritus Professor David Andrich

The University of Western Australia

Professor Jue Wang
Professor Jue Wang

University of Science and Technology of China

Associate Professor Vahid Aryadoust
Associate Professor Vahid Aryadoust

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Dr Che Yee Lye
Dr Che Yee Lye
Chair, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Symposium 2025
Singapore University of Social Sciences

Plenary Roundtable Discussion Speakers

Professor George Engelhard Jr.
Professor George Engelhard Jr.

President, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
University of Georgia

Professor Zi Yan
Professor Zi Yan
Vice President, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
The Education University of Hong Kong
Associate Professor Jeffrey Durand
Associate Professor Jeffrey Durand
Vice President, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
Toyo Gakuen University
Dr Mohd Zali Mohd Nor
Dr Mohd Zali Mohd Nor
Vice President, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
Newstar Agencies Sdn. Bhd.
Professor Quan Zhang
Professor Quan Zhang
Board Member, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
Jiaxing University, Zhejiang, China
The World Sports University, Macau SAR, China
Dr Iris Lee (Moderator)
Dr Iris Lee (Moderator)
Board Member, Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Society
Singapore Ministry of Education

Workshop Speakers

Emeritus Professor David Andrich
Emeritus Professor David Andrich

The University of Western Australia

Professor George Engelhard Jr.
Professor George Engelhard Jr.

University of Georgia

Professor Jue Wang
Professor Jue Wang

University of Science and Technology of China 

Professor Quan Zhang
Professor Quan Zhang

Jiaxing University, Zhejiang, China
The World Sports University, Macau SAR, China

Dr Rassoul Sadeghi
Dr Rassoul Sadeghi

Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority

IMPORTANT DATES

Submission of Abstracts: By 31 March 2025

Submission of Extended Abstract for Distinguished Student Scholarship: By 31 March 2025

Early Bird Registration: Before 31 May 2025

CONTACT US

Email: proms@suss.edu.sg