Master of Science in Mathematics Education
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DEGREE TYPE
Master of Science |
LEARNING MODE
On-Campus | Online |
Become the teacher students remember. Gain a deep understanding of the skills and research that bridge theory with practical application in the classroom to foster a high level of student achievement.
33
Credit Hours
2
Years to Complete
2
Program Tracks
Take the next step in your academic and professional career with Morgan. Pursue your future – today.
Advance STEM Learning Through Mathematics
Realize your potential in the classroom with the Master of Science in Mathematics Education from Morgan State University. With our uniquely designed, rigorous curriculum, you will be ready to help high school students excel beyond their expectations.
Advance your career through interdisciplinary learning, hands-on experiences, and a supportive community.
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Take four core courses and then choose from diverse electives that set you up for success
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Pursue one of two program tracks: coursework + thesis (33 hours) or coursework + project (36 hours)
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Study on campus
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Complete your degree in as little as 24 months
Why Morgan?
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Morgan is first among all HBCUs for Fulbright Scholars. Our students excel in their fields, pursuing higher levels of research and achievement.
Move Forward in Your Professional Career
Advancing your education at Morgan means more than earning a degree, it’s about positioning yourself as a leader in mathematics education. Whether your goal is to inspire high school students, design curricula that transform classrooms, or step into administrative and leadership roles, this program provides the foundation you need. With its blend of research, practicum experience, and faculty mentorship, the MS in Mathematics Education will help you elevate your teaching, expand your career opportunities, and make a lasting impact on STEM learning.
Learn In-Demand Skills
Graduates of the MS in Mathematics Education program gain the expertise to design effective instruction, integrate technology into lessons, foster inclusive learning environments, and apply educational research to practice such as:
- Design and deliver evidence-based mathematics instruction
- Integrate technology effectively into teaching
- Create inclusive and supportive classroom environments
- Conduct and apply educational research
- Reflect on and improve their teaching practices
Secure Your Ideal Career
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in mathematics teaching, curriculum development, and educational leadership. According to national data, mathematics educators with advanced degrees typically earn $70,000–$95,000 annually, depending on role and location. Possible career paths include
- High School Mathematics Teacher
- Mathematics Curriculum Specialist
- Instructional Coordinator
- Educational Consultant
- Program Director in Mathematics Education
Pursue Hands-On Research and Internships
Students gain practical experience through a classroom-based practicum, where they design, implement, and assess an instructional unit of at least eight lessons in mathematics. The Master’s project further develops skills in action research, enabling teachers to study and improve their own classroom practices. Those pursuing the thesis option engage in original research that addresses broader issues in mathematics education. Both paths ensure graduates leave with a balance of theory and practice.
Discover the MS in Mathematics Education
Find meaningful success—both personally and professionally—with the On-Campus or Evening MS in Mathematics Education. If you are ready to learn valuable skills for a more rewarding career, why wait? Request more information today and we will reach out to you with all the details.
Program Requirements
This program requires 36 credit hours, including coursework, practicum, and either a Master’s thesis or Master’s project. Students may transfer up to 6 credits of prior graduate-level coursework (with approval). Take four core courses and then choose from diverse electives that set you up for success. Pursue one of two program tracks: coursework + thesis (33 hours) or coursework + project (36 hours).
Core courses include educational research, action research in urban education, and advanced methods in mathematics/science teaching. Students must also complete a practicum, which integrates classroom-based lesson design and instructional practice.
Requirements
| Course | Title | Credits |
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Course
ASLT 632 |
Title
Instructional Systems Analysis for Mathematics and Science Education |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSM 631 |
Title
Issues and Applications of Technology in Science and Math Education |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSM 530 |
Title
Assessment of Learning in Mathematics and Science |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDMA 555 |
Title
Mathematical Investigations in the High School Curriculum II |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDMA 554 |
Title
Mathematical Investigations in the High School Curriculum I |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDMA 530 |
Title
Teaching For Concept Development In Mathematics |
Credits
3 |
Achieve Success Like Our Alumni
"The program's relevancy . . . ties in well with the latest movement in America to bring parity among all educational systems and to tear down the walls of systemic racism that this country was built upon."- Darryl Richards, EdD in Science Education '21
Financial Aid Makes Things Possible
Choosing the right program is a big decision—and we are here to help you navigate the options available for funding your education. Whether you are an in-state, out-of-state, or international student, you may be eligible for Graduate Funding. We also offer two types of Graduate Assistantships: Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Research Assistantships (RAs). Both provide special learning opportunities in exchange for a stipend/salary and Tuition Award. In addition, by simply filing your FAFSA each year, you will be able to participate in Federal Plus Loans and Federal Direct Loan Programs. With proper planning, going back to graduate school is more than possible. We are committed to breaking barriers and opening doors for all future students. Contact us to learn more about affordability at Morgan’s School of Graduate Studies.
- Graduate Fellowships and federal Title III Graduate Fellowships provide a stipend and Tuition Award
- Teaching Assistantships offer you the chance to teach and assist with undergraduate courses
- Research Assistantships give you research experience with faculty-led or external projects
- Federal Direct Loan Programs include the Direct Subsidized and Direct Unsubsidized Loans
- Additional Grants and Scholarships from external sources award free money—so apply early