The PhD concentration in Mathematics Education requires a minimum of 60 credit hours including 30 credit hours of dissertation. The degree requirement will be accomplished on full-time basis where students can complete the program in about 3.5 academic years. The main objective of Mathematics Education concentration is to develop educators with an understanding of mathematics and its teaching and learning, and to prepare them to work as researchers or policy professionals. Additionally, doctoral candidates will demonstrate expertise in designing and implementing curriculum and instructional interventions that accommodate ALL students. Throughout this program, doctoral students will be involved in a broad range of experiences that focus on learning and teaching, understanding, mathematical communication, technology as well as participating in designing and conducting qualitative and quantitative research studies.

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