Mathematics with Teaching Temple University

Overview

The Mathematics with Teaching programme at Temple University provides a comprehensive foundation in mathematical sciences alongside professional teacher preparation. This interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science is specifically tailored for students aiming to educate the next generation of thinkers in grades 7 through 12. By blending high-level logic with instructional strategies, the curriculum ensures graduates are proficient in both subject matter and classroom delivery.

Students develop essential skills in isolating complex problems and translating theoretical data into practical applications. The programme emphasises communicative proficiency, teaching undergraduates how to express mathematical findings through oral, written, and digital media.

Why Mathematics with Teaching at Temple University?

This programme is delivered through the innovative TUteach initiative, a unique collaboration between the College of Science and Technology and the College of Education and Human Development. This partnership allows students to integrate a secondary school teaching track directly into their scientific studies. The university provides specialised facilities and a dedicated Center for Academic Advising to support students through their dual-discipline journey.

Participants benefit from a vibrant academic community with access to numerous student organisations, such as the Math Club and the Association for Women in Mathematics. These groups offer networking opportunities and peer support, enhancing the collegiate experience. Furthermore, the university’s global reach provides study away opportunities in locations like Germany, Italy, and Japan, allowing students to observe international scientific perspectives.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 39480 per year
• National fee: USD 39480 per year
• Local fee: USD 23856 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum requires between 88 and 89 credit hours within the major, covering core mathematical disciplines and essential pedagogical training. Modules may include:

• Calculus
• Abstract Algebra
• Real and Complex Analysis
• Physics
• Coding STEM Lessons
• Inclusive Education
• Inquiry-Based Lesson Design
• Research Methods
• Apprentice Teaching

Careers with Mathematics with Teaching

Graduates are primarily prepared for careers in secondary education, becoming eligible for the Praxis certification exam required for teaching in many regions. The programme’s rigorous analytical training also opens doors to various STEM-related professional paths. Common career outcomes include roles as secondary school mathematics teachers, educational consultants, or curriculum developers.

Beyond the classroom, the skills acquired in data translation and abstract algebra support careers in industry and research. Many graduates choose to further their expertise by enrolling in advanced degree programmes, such as a Master of Science in Mathematics or Education. The university’s strong links to the Pennsylvania Department of Education ensure that the training remains relevant to current professional standards.