Whether you want to teach mathematics at the community college level, lead math curriculum development, or become a master math teacher in secondary schools, our program prepares you to excel. We empower math educators to strengthen both content knowledge and instructional strategies for diverse learners.
Our flexible program design and experienced faculty allow you to continue working full-time while advancing your career. Summer intensive courses bring together math educators from across the state for collaborative learning and professional growth.
 | Designed for Working Teachers - Complete your 30-credit master's degree while teaching full-time. Summer intensive courses and flexible fall/spring delivery fit your schedule. |
 | Math Content + Pedagogy - Deepen your understanding of advanced mathematics while learning evidence-based instructional strategies for secondary and college-level students. |
 | Qualify for College Teaching - Meet minimum qualifications to teach mathematics at community colleges and junior colleges while strengthening your expertise. |
Career Pathways
In Math Pedagogy
Newman University's Math Pedagogy program provides you with the knowledge and relevant skills to set you on the path to a fulfilling career.
A degree at Newman University will prepare you for
- Adjunct or full-time faculty at community colleges and junior colleges
- High school mathematics teacher or AP Calculus/Statistics instructor
- Math curriculum specialist or instructional coach
- Department chair or math program coordinator
- Educational technology specialist for mathematics
Some who have completed this program have chosen to continue studies in
- Ph.D. in Mathematics or Mathematics Education
- Ed.D. in Educational Leadership
- Advanced certification in STEM education
Degree Requirements & Curriculum
Program Structure
30 credit hours | 10 coursesSummer Intensive Courses (Mathematics Content): Two mathematics courses offered each summer during one-week intensive sessions in June. Collaborate with fellow math educators to deepen content knowledge and explore innovative teaching methods.
Fall & Spring Semesters (Education Core): Eight-week courses delivered through flexible online format with live and recorded Zoom sessions. Complete coursework in curriculum theory, instructional strategies, educational research, and professional writing.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in math education, or related field
- Current teaching license (or eligibility for community college teaching)
- Minimum 3.0 GPA (4.0 scale)
- Two letters of recommendation
"Newman is very flexible. They always are very supportive. I don't think I ever, ever felt like lost because they very reachable. My teachers that were online teachers, they were always communicating through emails and were asking us questions and asking if we were okay - touching base with me."
MSED, Samaria Estrella