About the Math Education (M.A.)Graduate Program
The Master of Arts in Mathematics Education is a 37-credit program designed to deepen content knowledge and enhance instructional practices for current and aspiring math educators. With hybrid learning options that combine online coursework and in-person experiences, the program is ideal for practicing teachers seeking to advance their careers without pausing their professional commitments. Flexible full-time and part-time tracks allow candidates to tailor their studies to their schedules. Whether aiming to strengthen teaching at the elementary, middle, or high school level, graduates will be equipped to meet the diverse needs of today’s math learners.
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Math Education Graduate Program Details
Format
Hybrid
Schedule
Evening courses; summer, fall, and spring
Credits Required
37
Time Commitment
1 to 2 years
Cost
2026-2027 Academic Year
$780 per credit
Fees
20256-2027 Academic Year
$490 per semester (full-time students)
$165 per semester (part-time students)
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Fall: March 1 (priority), June 15 (regular), August 1 (final)
Spring: November 1 (priority), December 15 (regular), January 6 (final)
Summer: March 1 (regular), April 1 (final)
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RWU Transforms Mathematics Education
The Master of Arts in Teaching Mathematics is more than a degree—it’s a pathway to leadership and innovation in the classroom and beyond. Designed for passionate educators, this program combines advanced coursework with real-world application to strengthen your expertise, amplify your impact, and open doors to new professional possibilities. While it does not lead to licensure, it empowers graduates to influence the future of mathematics education at every level.
Math Education (M.A.) Degree Requirements
Our Graduates Make a Difference
- Elevating their teaching practice and driving student success
- Earning awards and recognition at the local, state, and national levels
- Publishing their insights in respected journals and magazines
- Speaking as keynote presenters at regional and national math conferences
- Launching initiatives and businesses that support teacher professional growth
- Becoming leaders and advocates shaping the direction of mathematics education.
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Tuition Discounts for Educators
If you are an educator you qualify for a 15 percent tuition discount on education graduate programs at RWU.
Disclosure
RWU discloses that the Master of Arts in Mathematical Education and Bachelor of Arts in Education do not satisfy all educational requirements for licensure as an elementary or secondary public-school educator. Certification and licensure requirements are set by the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE), and students interested in learning about RIDE requirements, including state reciprocity policies, should enquire via the RIDE website or the students’ resident state websites for the most current information on licensure requirements for educators.
