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Master of Arts in Education: Math Education Emphasis - Elementary/Middle School

This master of arts degree is designed for teachers with multiple subject credentials. The elementary/middle school option offers a balance of courses from mathematics and mathematics education. It is intended to give teachers both content knowledge and an understanding of how to foster and maintain interest in mathematics among students with widely varying abilities and backgrounds.

Unique Features

  • Small class size
  • Special program designed for non-math majors who are multiple subject teachers
  • 2 - 3 year program
  • Scholarships available
  • May transfer in a maximum of 3 graduate units
  • Courses offered in Fresno and Visalia

Our Graduates

The courses in this program allow teachers to apply for and receive a supplementary authorization in mathematics. The courses also count toward the 32 units of mathematics needed for the subject matter authorization in mathematics. These authorizations allow multiple subject credentialed teachers to teach math through the ninth grade. In addition, successful graduates of this program have become math coaches or resource teachers at the school, district or county levels. A few graduates of the program are teaching elementary mathematics methods courses at the college level.

Admissions Requirements

  • Application form and fee
  • Orientation interview with program director
  • Statement of Intent
  • Three references
  • Official transcript of BA/BS degree
  • Letter of explanation if your GPA is under 2.75
  • (Download required forms)

Courses

View the list of courses and descriptions.

Timeline

Courses are in a semester format beginning in fall (August), spring (January) and summer (May).

Further Information

How much does it cost?

Tuition is competitively priced and financial aid is available. View details on tuition and fees.

How do I apply?

The application process is straightforward. View details on how to apply.

To schedule an appointment or for additional information, call or email:

Alice Harsh
559-453-2024
alice.harsh@fresno.edu

Program Director

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