Graduate Certificate Program Summary
Description
The K-3 Mathematics Specialist Certificate is offered through Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education with support from the NebraskaMATH grant. This certificate is especially helpful for starting the careers of new teachers, but experienced educators can also benefit from the specialized instruction in math education.
This certificate is for educators in the NebraskaMATH program looking to enhance their credentials in mathematics education. Educators who earn this certificate can continue as a generalist, teaching in all subjects or move into the role of a math specialist.
All courses are taught on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln city campus or at NebraskaMATH approved sites.
Courses and More
- Course Requirements for this Cert are in the Catalog.
- Some online coursework may be available for your program; contact dept. for details.
- Cost of attendance differs from one student to another. Try our Cost Estimator or see Tuition, Fees, and Funding for details.
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Graduate Chair
Dr. Guy Trainin
Faculty Contact
Dr. Ruth Heaton
Graduate Support Staff
Kate Rask
Department Address
118C Henzlik Hall
Lincoln NE 68588-0385
Application checklist and deadlines
1. Required by Graduate Studies
Submit these items as part of the standard steps to admission.
- Application for Admission with $50 non-refundable application fee
- One set of transcripts uploaded to MyRED
- If your native language is not English: verification of English proficiency
- If you are not a US citizen and you hold an F1 visa: concurrent admission to a degree program, because a certificate alone is not sufficient for F1 status
2. Required by the department
After you apply, allow one business day for us to set up your access so you can complete these requirements via MyRED.
Application deadline
February 15th (summer or fall admission) or October 1st (spring admission)This summary page is maintained by Graduate Studies.
For additional details check out the dept./program website: Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education.
Departments: Have an update for this summary? Contact Kurt Mueller.