Mathematics Education (EdD)

Program Objectives

• To prepare a cadre of teachers and administrative staff who are capable of providing instructional leadership and who possess skills in curriculum development and research in the teaching and learning of mathematics
• To develop in participants a sensitivity to the characteristics and needs of urban students in general, and African-American students in particular, and to the peculiarities of urban environments and institutions, and the implications of these for the teaching and learning of mathematics in such settings
• To effect positive changes in the teaching and learning of mathematics at all levels of educational systems

Admission

Applicants seeking admission to the program must have:

• A Master's degree in Mathematics or in Education. Applicants whose Master's degree is in Education must have earned at least an undergraduate degree in Mathematics.
• Teacher certification is desirable.
• Minimum undergraduate grade point average of 2.6 and a minimum graduate grade point average of 3.0
• Classroom Teaching Experience: A minimum of 3 years of teaching experience is desirable.

The School of Graduate Studies coordinates the application process. 

• Apply here: www.morgan.edu/apply
• More information for International Students can be found here