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The Master of Science in Mathematics Education is a 30-unit summer start program that provides a unique opportunity for those interested in advancing their professional development by:
• deepening and broadening their understanding of mathematics and mathematics education.
• developing their understanding of mathematics education research and its relationship to practice.
• developing their skills as teacher leaders in mathematics education.
Program Features
• Two-year cohort model.
• Summer and online/hybrid classes to fit a teacher's schedule.
• Apply up to 6 units from the Chico Math Project toward the 30 unit degree.
• Financial aid, including the TEACH grant available for eligible students.
• University housing available during summer sessions.
• Graduates are qualified to teach at the community college level.
Class Registration
• Spring class registration begins November 1
• Summer class registration begins April 1
• Fall class registration begins July 1
Class registration and/or drop requests are processed through Regional & Continuing Education (RCE). Register online using the links below, or contact RCE at 530-898-6105 or rce@csuchico.edu. More about Adds, Drops & Refunds.
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Cohort 1
Spring 2019
Math Topics: Discrete Math
MTHE 635 | 3 Units | Faculty: Mattman | Register by calling 530-898-6105
Online registration is currently unavailable, please contact us at the above number
Fall 2018
Topics 2: Topics in Mathematics for Secondary Teachers: Probability and Statistics
MATH 650 | 3 Units | Faculty: K. Gray |
Complete course requirements for the Master's Degree in Mathematics Education can be found in the University Catalog.
For More Information
Pamela Morrell, Graduate Coordinator
530-898-3487 | pmorrell@csuchico.edu
Application Process
• Consult with the Graduate Coordinator who will help you get started on the the master's program.
• Complete application information can be found on the Department of Mathematics and Statistics website.
• To withdraw from the program, contact the Graduate Coordinator and Regional & Continuing Education.
Fees & Financial Aid
• Per unit fee is $480 (subject to change).
For additional information about the program, visit the Department of Mathematics and Statistics website.
