Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction - Mathematics Education

The UTA College of Education provides four options for earning a masters\u2019 degree, offering the flexibility you have been looking for and the personal support you need. Options exist for online programs in literacy, math, and science education. Face-to face coursework can also be tailored to the master\u2019s program. Choose the degree option that best fits your goal. The mathematics education, non-thesis master\u2019s degree is designed for classroom teachers in grades K-12, district content specialists, and those in a variety of alternative educational settings, such as museums and corporate educationoutreach divisions. Courses emphasize teaching mathematics to students in grades K-12, using problem-based, inquiry-based teaching strategies consistent with math disciplines and centered on how people learn.The mathematics education, non-thesis master\u2019s degree is designed for classroom teachers in grades K-12, district content specialists, and those in a variety of alternative educational settings, such as museums and corporate educationoutreach divisions.
Courses emphasize teaching mathematics to students in grades K-12, using problem-based, inquiry-based teaching strategies consistent with math disciplines and centered on how people learn.
All 30 credit hours of coursework are online.
The program of study does not lead to any type of teacher certification.