The EdM in Mathematics Education is designed for current or aspiring teachers who are passionate about teaching and aim to enhance their academic knowledge and instructional skills. This program focuses on the latest research, curricula, methodologies, and theories in mathematics education. It is particularly suitable for individuals who already hold a teaching license or do not intend to pursue one, as it does not lead to initial licensure. The curriculum is flexible and can be tailored to individual student needs and backgrounds. Full-time students can complete the degree in one academic year, while many teachers opt to study part-time while continuing their careers.
The program requires 36 units of coursework, comprising 12 units of core coursework and 24 units of elective coursework. All electives are chosen in consultation with an academic advisor.
The EdM program is designed to enhance the teaching talents and content knowledge of educators, preparing them to be more informed and effective in their roles. Graduates are equipped to apply the latest research and methodologies in their classrooms.
This program does not lead to licensure. It is ideal for individuals who already possess a license or do not plan to obtain one.
The School of Theology offers financial aid, but full tuition waivers and living expense support are not available for this program. Students must secure their own funding for the full cost of attendance.
Full-time students can complete the EdM in Mathematics Education in one academic year.
No, this program does not lead to initial licensure. It is designed for those who already hold a teaching license or do not intend to pursue one.
Tuition information for both domestic and international students is not specified. Boston University's School of Theology states it has the lowest tuition cost of any graduate program at the university.
Partial-tuition waivers may be available based on academic and professional achievements, and admitted candidates are automatically considered. However, full tuition waivers and living expense support are not provided.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Mathematics Teacher, Curriculum Developer, and Mathematics Education Specialist, enhancing their teaching talents and knowledge.
International applicants need to submit academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, a resume or CV, and proof of English proficiency.