Mathematics Education
Mathematics is more than numbers—it’s problem-solving, logic, and discovery. As a math education major, you’ll develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and how to teach them in a way that connects with middle and high school students. Supported by hands-on classroom experience and expert faculty mentorship, you’ll be prepared to make math accessible and relevant, even for those who find it intimidating.
Completion
4 Years
Credits
120
Major
Education: Mathematics Education
Delivery
On Campus
Featured Courses
Calculus III
Advance your understanding of calculus as you explore vectors, multivariable functions, and multiple integration, along with key concepts in vector analysis like vector fields, line integrals, Green’s Theorem, and Stokes’ Theorem. Build the tools to solve complex problems in space and motion.
Combinatorics and Graph Theory
Dive into the world of advanced counting and network systems. This course explores graph theory, counting principles, and abstract structures to develop analytical tools essential in both pure mathematics and computer science.
Number Theory
Uncover the patterns and mysteries of numbers. Study classic mathematical discoveries and theorems related to primes, divisibility, and perfect numbers. This course blends logic, history, and creativity in the study of integers.
History of Mathematics
Discover the people and theorems that shaped mathematics through the centuries. Explore key historical sources and study major mathematical breakthroughs—from the quadrature of the lune to the sum of reciprocal squares—while tracing the legacy of influential thinkers across 3,000 years.
For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.
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100%
of Corban education graduates who pursue a teaching job get one
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720
hours of practical classroom experience
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14
years of K-12 experience on average for each education faculty member
From budgeting to problem solving, math equips students with essential tools for life and learning. As a math teacher, you can help students build confidence, sharpen their thinking, and unlock their potential one equation at a time.
Career Opportunities
Help others understand and learn to love math like you do with a career as a:
- High School Math Teacher
- Middle School Math Teacher
- Special Ed Math Teacher
- Math Tutor
*according to Oregon Department of Education
Featured Faculty
Dr. Jen Kleiber
Chair, School of Education & Counseling | Associate Professor of Education
jkleiber@corban.edu(503) 375-7079
Evan Hedlund
Director of the Mathematics Program | Director of the Honors Program | Associate Professor of Mathematics
ehedlund@corban.edu(503) 375-7126