The course prepares you to be both a Mathematician and an Educational Practitioner.
You will be taught the fundamentals of Mathematics and Statistics as a core science and computer laboratory sessions develop practical and communication skills. Across the four of the course, increasingly complex understanding of Mathematics and Statistics, viz. Algebra, Calculus, Probability & Statistics, is developed.
The study of Education is introduced in year three with a focus on key educational issues, cross-cutting curricular themes, contexts for learning and professional values. Knowledge and understanding of curriculum, pedagogy and assessment of secondary Mathematics, and the skills and abilities to implement effective teaching and learning, are developed in year four, through campus teaching and school experience placements.
Science @ UWS
Science courses at UWS have been developed in collaboration with industrial, professional and educational partners. Underpinned by research that is internationally leading, our degrees enable students to make a real-world impact.
Our students graduate ready for a successful career or further study in their chosen scientific field.
Year 1
You will study six core modules in Mathematics and Statistics.
Year 2
You will study more advanced core modules in Mathematics and Statistics which follow from those studied in Year 1.
Year 3
Alongside specialist core and option modules in Mathematics and Statistics, the study of Education is introduced with a focus on key educational issues, cross-cutting curricular themes, contexts for learning and professional values.
Year 4
Knowledge and understanding of advanced Mathematics, alongside curriculum, pedagogy and assessment of Mathematics, and the skills and abilities to implement effective teaching and learning, are developed in Year 4, through campus teaching and school experience placements.
Teaching & Assessment
You will be taught through a combination of lectures, tutorials, computer laboratory sessions, and workshops.
You will also have the opportunity to take part in group work and independent learning to develop your transferable skills such as research, presentation, communication and working as part of a team.
This degree is assessed using a variety of assessment methods including:
Written examinations
Coursework
Presentations
Course Structure
Find out more about the structure, learning outcomes, compulsory and optional modules in this course.
BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Education Course Structure.
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