Programs

Degrees

The Mathematics Education program offers various degree programs that are designed to prepare professionals to engage in research and promote evidence-based practices and equitable mathematics instruction.

Bachelor of Science

The Bachelors in Mathematics Education program explores educational foundations, methods, and theory and practice of teaching mathematics in grades 6-12. The Mathematics Education program also offers a concentration in Middle Grades Mathematics for individuals interested in teaching mathematics in the middle school setting (grades 5-9).

Master of Arts in Teaching

Our Master of Arts in Teaching programs are ideal for students seeking a master’s degree who are not certified or licensed to teach, but wish to be. The Mathematics Education program offers two graduate programs that lead to an initial teacher certification: Middle School Mathematics (grades 5–9) and Mathematics Education (grades 6-12)

Master of Education Concentration

The M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in mathematics education is a program designed for educators who have a minimum of two years of relevant educational or professional experience in mathematics/mathematics teaching and who wish to pursue advanced study in that area.

Doctor of Philosophy Concentration

The Mathematics Education concentration of the PhD in Curriculum and Instruction is committed to providing doctoral students with the skills, knowledge and dispositions that can ensure they are able to contribute to the global mathematics education community and connect with other researchers.