Certificate in Mathematics for Professionals and Educators at BGSU

Description: This 18-hour graduate-level certificate program is designed for professionals working in a field aligned with mathematics, especially professional educators who need to deepen and broaden their knowledge and skills in mathematics to remain competitive in their current positions and/or expand their career horizons. In recent semesters, we have offered a selection of online or remote courses that made it possible to complete the certificate. The three-hour courses listed below will count for CCP credentialing in high schools that partner with BGSU. Contact Ben Ward, Graduate Coordinator in Mathematics and Statistics, by email at benward@bgsu.edu for more information.

 

Name: __________________________________             Your Advisor’s Name: ______________________________

     

Semester

Year

Electives (Choose at least 6; with at least 3 from the first block of courses listed below)*

 

 

MATH

6020

Geometric Problems and Misconceptions (Online or In-Person)

 

 

MATH

6030

Algebraic Problems and Misconceptions (Online)

 

 

MATH

6280

Topics in Mathematics Education (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5010

Number Theory (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5340

Advanced Calculus (In-Person) §

 

 

MATH

5410

Probability and Statistics I (Remote [Summer], In-Person [Fall]) ¨

 

 

MATH

5650

Introduction to Real Analysis I (Remote [Summer], In-Person [Fall]) §

 

 

MATH

5820

Topics in Mathematics, Topic: _____________________(Online and/or Remote)

 

 

MATH

6820

Topics in Mathematics, Topic: _____________________(Online and/or Remote)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MATH

5020

Modern Geometry (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5030

Modern Algebra I (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5040

Modern Algebra II (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5110

History of Mathematics (Online)

 

 

MATH

5170

Advanced Mathematics & the Early Adulthood Context (Online)

 

 

MATH

5250

Theory of Interest (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5320

Linear Algebra with Applications (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5420

Probability and Statistics II (In-Person) ¨

 

 

MATH

5450

Applied Probability (In-Person) ¨

 

 

MATH

5470

Exploratory Data Analysis (Online) ¨

 

 

MATH

5510

Numerical Analysis (In-Person)

 

 

MATH

5610

Introduction to Complex Analysis (In-Person) §

 

 

MATH

5820

Topics in Mathematics, Topic: _____________________(Online and/or Remote)

 

 

MATH

6820

Topics in Mathematics, Topic: _____________________(Online and/or Remote)

     
  

Other electives (must be approved by Advisor & Graduate Coordinator)

 

 

 

 

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                                    18 Total Required Credits.

Note: Students who attended BGSU as an undergraduate cannot get credit for both the 4000 and 5000 level version of cross-listed courses; this applies in particular to MATH 4020/5020, 4110/5110, and 4170/5170.

Some recommendations for CCP teachers depend on the courses one intends to teach:

¨These courses are recommended for CCP teachers interested in teaching Elementary Statistics.

§These courses are recommended for CCP teachers interested in teaching Calculus.

 

Updated 11/2024

Updated: 03/26/2026 04:43PM