Develop the knowledge and research skills to investigate significant questions in mathematics education. Students explore topics such as curriculum and instruction, student learning, assessment, teacher beliefs, professional development, and educational equity. Coursework provides a foundation in learning theory, research methods, and the social and cultural contexts of education.
Mathematics Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Mathematics Education Doctorate Degree
Earn Your Ph.D. in Mathematics Education
Ohio University’s Ph.D. in Mathematics Education prepares scholars to investigate how students learn mathematics and how teaching, curriculum, and assessment can support learning from kindergarten through college. Students develop expertise in mathematics education research while exploring issues related to instruction, assessment, teacher development, and the social and cultural contexts of education.
Through coursework, research, and opportunities to contribute to teacher preparation and professional development, doctoral students build the skills needed for university faculty positions and other leadership roles in mathematics education. Each student develops an individualized program of study aligned with their professional goals and research interests.
Delivery Modes
- Athens Campus, Program Code: PH6245
- Hybrid Part-Time, Program Code: PH6246 Students enrolled in PH6246 Mathematics Education take online coursework in fall and spring, in-seat Athens-campus coursework in summer.
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Research That Advances Mathematics Education
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Build Expertise Through Individualized Study
Shape your doctoral studies around your professional goals and an area of specialization informed by faculty expertise. The program combines foundational coursework in education and research with specialized study and an independent dissertation designed to advance the field of mathematics education.
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Prepare for Academic and Educational Leadership
Gain experience in research, teaching, teacher preparation, and professional development. The program prepares graduates to pursue university faculty positions and other leadership roles where they can contribute to mathematics teaching, learning, and research.
Costs and Financial Aid
Tuition and fees are assessed based on the number of credit hours of enrollment, Ohio residency and program.
Financial Aid: When graduate students take two 4-hour courses per semester, their attendance is considered half-time for financial aid purposes. U.S. citizens and permanent residents have access to federally funded loans through Ohio University's Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships. The Ohio University school code is 003100.
Funding Information
Contact
For more information about the Ph.D. in Mathematics Education, contact Greg Foley, program coordinator.
Greg Foley
Program Coordinator
Patton Hall 321D
740.593.4430
foleyg@ohio.edu