Mathematics Education
Undergraduate Program Information
Heide Wiegel, Undergraduate Coordinator (E-mail)
The Mathematics & Science Education Department at the University of Georgia offers a nationally accredited program preparing students to teach mathematics in secondary school (grades 6-12). The program emphasizes a blend of mathematical studies, professional studies, and practical experiences in schools. Students will be acquainted with the latest developments in curriculum and instruction, including instructional technology. Graduates of the program receive the Bachelor of Science in Education degree and are eligible for a initial certification in Georgia.
The department also offers pre-service and in-service courses for students who specialize in middle school or elementary school education.
The Program of Study:
The Core Program (Freshman and Sophomore years)
Teaching Field (Junior and Senior years)
Professional Education (Junior and Senior years)
New: The Dual Program in Mathematics / Mathematics Education (BS / BSEd)
General Electives
Six hours of general electives may be taken. Mathematics courses below MATH 1113 can only be used as electives.
Checkpoints
- Admission to major: Completion of MATH 2250 and 2260; overall GPA of at least 2.5
- Pre-requisite for EMAT 3500 and 4680: Completion of MATH 3000 and 3200
- Pre-requisite for EMAT 4360 and 5360: Admission to Teacher Education (TE).
- A minimum grade of C is required for all mathematics, mathematics education, and the general education courses EFND 2030, EPSY 2020, SPED 2000.
- Two lab sciences are required, and a 2.5 or better GPA must be maintained.
- A Georgia certification test, in addition to graduation, is required for certification.
Financial Aid
The HOPE scholarship is available to eligible Georgia residents. See Ms. Kate Character, G10 Aderhold, for information. For more information about scholarships, grants, student loans, and work-study programs, contact the Financial Aid Office at (706)542-6147.
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