Math isn’t just about numbers — it’s a powerful tool that trains the brain to think critically, solve puzzles and understand the world in a whole new way. Math education empowers students to tackle real-world challenges and become the innovative leaders of tomorrow.
You can serve as the architect of future critical thinkers when you earn a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators from Oakland University. We’ve designed our mathematics curriculum to cover a broad range of fundamental math subjects like calculus, algebra, applied probability and statistics. This rigorous and relevant mathematics curriculum prepares you to pursue state teacher certification at the 5–9 and 7–12 grade levels.
Math isn’t just about numbers — it’s a powerful tool that trains the brain to think critically, solve puzzles and understand the world in a whole new way. Math education empowers students to tackle real-world challenges and become the innovative leaders of tomorrow.
You can serve as the architect of future critical thinkers when you earn a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators from Oakland University. We’ve designed our mathematics curriculum to cover a broad range of fundamental math subjects like calculus, algebra, applied probability and statistics. This rigorous and relevant mathematics curriculum prepares you to pursue state teacher certification at the 5–9 and 7–12 grade levels.
OU’s Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators combines a deep understanding of mathematical concepts with the practical skills you need to ignite young minds.
Our mathematics for educators program offers:
Ready to ignite passion for problem-solving and critical thinking in students? When you earn a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators, you’ll go beyond the textbook and use math to help students unlock the world around them.
When you earn a math teacher degree from OU, you can pursue teacher certification in Michigan to teach students at the middle or high school level. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, middle and high school teachers earn an average annual salary of about $62,000. In addition to this salary, you’ll spark imagination and possibility when you teach others how to see the world through the lens of math.
Some of the careers you could pursue with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for educators from OU include:
Gain a better understanding of today’s mathematics curriculum to help propel your career in education. Courses like Object-Oriented Computing and Advanced Mathematical Thinking will teach you how to transform your students’ thinking skills.
Other courses you can enjoy as you earn your Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators include:
You’ll also take one required education course, which will provide career information, professional pathways for teachers, diversity in education and an examination of the teaching profession.
Not sure if the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Educators is right for you? Check out these other undergraduate degree programs at Oakland and contact our admissions team to discuss your options: