Students are required to complete a total of 24 units for graduation. They are expected to take 3 courses from Mathematics Component and Mathematics Education Component respectively, and 2 courses from Education Component. In addition, all students are required to meet the requirement of IT proficiency prescribed by the University. Courses to be offered include:

• Foundation of Advanced Mathematics
• Differential Equation and Linear Algebra
• Finite Mathematics and Mathematical Programming
• Advanced Geometry
• Linear Analysis
• Discreate Mathematics
• Complex Analysis and Its Applications
• Optimization and Modelling
• Curriculum: Perspectives and Design
• Curriculum Evaluation: Theory and Practice
• Curriculum Change and Implementation
• Curriculum Decision-making
• Teaching and Learning Mathematics in the Changing Curriculum
• Mathematics Curriculum and Assessment Under Educational Reform
• Researching Action in Mathematics Teaching
• Project and Research Report: Mathematics Education
• Independent Study in Mathematics Education

(Other courses if the Mathematics Department are also available to students who have a strong background in Mathematics.)

Study Scheme

1) Students are required to complete a total of 24 units for graduation.

2) Other Requirements

(a) Pass the IT Proficiency Test prescribed by the University;
(b) Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.

Class Schedule

There are two terms in one academic year. Term 1 is from September to December, while Term 2 is from January to April. Classes are usually offered in the evenings of Monday to Friday, and on Saturday mornings.