UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG · AUSTRALIA
Bachelor of Mathematics Education
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS 755102
At a glance
48 mo
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- 4 years full-timeDuration
- 192 credit pointsTotal Credit Points
- Autumn intakeStart Session
- On-campus deliveryMode of Study
- 560 hours professional experienceWork Placement
The Bachelor of Mathematics Education is a four-year undergraduate degree designed to equip you with in-depth mathematical knowledge and the essential skills for teaching mathematics in secondary schools. The program integrates the study of core mathematical concepts like calculus, algebra, and statistics with pedagogical subjects focused on effective teaching strategies, classroom management, and supporting diverse learners. A significant component of the degree includes practical professional experience in secondary school settings, allowing you to apply your learning and develop your teaching capabilities.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Mathematics Education requires the successful completion of 192 credit points, including compulsory professional experience components. Students must complete 36 credit points in Year 1 to be eligible for their first professional experience. The curriculum progresses through foundational mathematics and education subjects in the early years to more advanced pedagogical and specialized mathematics topics in later years. The program also includes compulsory professional experience placements throughout the degree, totaling approximately 80 days.
- Year 1
- Foundations of Human Development and BehaviourPSYS150
- Mathematics 1: Algebra and Differential CalculusMATH187
- Introduction to MathematicsMATH100
- Fundamental Programming with PythonCSIT110
- Discrete Mathematics and Difference EquationsMATH123
- Mathematics 2: Series and Integral CalculusMATH188
- Introduction to StatisticsSTAT101
- Reflective Communication of MathematicsMATH270
- Year 2
- Education Foundations: Introduction to Teacher EducationEDPS200
- Multivariate and Vector CalculusMATH201
- Differential Equations: Analysis and ApplicationsMATH202
- Real AnalysisMATH222
- Random Variables and EstimationSTAT201
- Quality Teaching and Learning in Secondary Education IEDPS201
- Mathematics Pedagogy 1EDSM202
- Creating Positive Learning EnvironmentsEDPS302
- Aboriginal EducationEDAE302
- Year 3
- Teachers as CommunicatorsEDPS222
- Learners With Exceptional NeedsEDLE301
- Quality Teaching and Learning in Secondary Education IIEDPS301
- Effective use of ICT for Teaching & LearningEDIC401
- Linear Algebra and GroupsMATH203
- Numerical MethodsMATH205
- Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse StudentsEDLD302
- Mathematical ModellingMATH212
- Year 4
- Quality Teaching and Learning in Secondary Education IIIEDPS401
- Mathematics Pedagogy 2EDSM401
- Partial Differential EquationsMATH305
- Leadership, Management & Professional Learning in Secondary EducationEDPS402
Careers
Graduates of the Bachelor of Mathematics Education are prepared to become qualified secondary school mathematics teachers. The course aims to develop the knowledge, skills, and professional attributes necessary for a successful career in education.
- Secondary School Mathematics Teacher
Entry requirements
General University RequirementsInformation on academic requirements is available from the Course Finder. Students are advised to follow the Handbook for the year they commenced the course.
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Specific academic and English language requirements, as well as credit for prior learning, can be found via the UOW Course Finder. Students must consult the Handbook relevant to their commencement year.
Fees
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Tuition and living cost information specific to international students is not provided on the program page. Please refer to the University of Wollongong's official fee schedules and international student resources.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsReview the academic and English language proficiency requirements for international students. Consult the UOW Course Finder for specific details related to the Bachelor of Mathematics Education.
2. Application ProcessInternational applicants typically apply through UOW's online application portal or via an authorised agent. Ensure all required documentation is prepared.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application form with supporting documents by the specified deadlines.
4. Receive OfferSuccessful applicants will receive a Letter of Offer from the university.
5. Accept Offer and Pay FeesAccept the offer and arrange payment of tuition fees and other associated costs as per the offer letter.
6. Visa ApplicationOnce the offer is accepted and fees are paid, you can proceed with your Australian student visa application.
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