If you’re an aspiring math teacher—or if you are already working as a mathematics educator and want to increase your impact—the Master of Education (EdM) in Mathematics Education at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development is designed just for you. You’ll learn about the latest research, curricula, methodologies, and theories in mathematics education. Whether you’re teaching preschoolers how to count to 50 or guiding high schoolers diving into calculus, BU Wheelock’s Mathematics Education EdM will help you lead your students to a stronger understanding of mathematics.
The EdM in Mathematics Education is for educators who have a strong commitment to teaching, want to expand their knowledge and skills. While it is primarily geared toward educators who already have an initial teaching license or do not wish to obtain one, you can use this program to satisfy professional licensure requirements. You’ll be able to customize your program to fit your career interests and goals. This flexible master’s program can be completed in one year of full-time study, but you can also enroll part-time, and you can begin your studies in fall, spring, or summer.
Dates & Deadlines
Spring & Fall 2024
Aug 15, 2023
Application Open
Spring 2024 Semester
Dec 15, 2023
Application Deadline
Fall 2024 Semester
Jan 15, 2024
Deadline to Receive Priority Scholarship Consideration
Fall 2024 Semester
Aug 1, 2024
Application Closes
Featured Faculty
Faculty members teaching in the master’s in Mathematics Education have backgrounds that cover a variety of grade levels, content domains, and research experiences. They share a dedication to creating mathematics classrooms that support all students, dismantling ways that mathematics has been used as a barrier to student success, and highlight the importance of problem-solving in math instruction.
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Gregory Benoit
Assistant Director, Earl Center for Learning & Innovation
Lecturer -
Aaron Brakoniecki
Program Director, Mathematics Education
Senior Lecturer -
Samuel Cook
Clinical Associate Professor
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Eric Cordero-Siy
Clinical Assistant Professor
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Leslie Dietiker
Associate Dean, Research
Associate Professor -
Alejandra Salinas
Clinical Associate Professor
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Meghan Shaughnessy
Assistant Professor
Career Outcomes
With the EdM in Mathematics Education from Boston University, you’ll be on the path to a wide range of careers that build on the skills you gained while studying with us.
- Teacher leader
- Curriculum specialist/developer
- Mathematics coach
- Professional development leader
- College/university-level teaching positions
More Information about the EdM in Mathematics Education
Admissions
Interested in applying to the EdM in Mathematics Education at BU Wheelock? Learn more about deadlines, financial assistance, and more.
MAT in Mathematics Education
If you are interested in earning your initial teaching licensure for middle or high school mathematics, consider BU Wheelock’s Master of Arts in Teaching in Mathematics Education.
Robert Noyce Scholarship
Students in the EdM in Mathematics Education program who plan to become teachers are eligible for the Robert Noyce Scholarship. Learn more about the program.