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Bachelor in Mathematics Education

 

The Mathematics Education Study Program is one of three study programs in the Mathematics Department. This study program organizes mathematics education with the aim of producing graduates in the field of mathematics education with a Bachelor of Education (S1) qualification who are superior, meaningful, and dignified and sensitive to environmental sustainability. Graduates of the Mathematics Education Study Program are also equipped with research skills in the field of mathematics education, skills in developing mathematics learning media, using ICT in learning mathematics, entrepreneurship, and the ability to manage educational institutions.

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While attending lectures, students take 145 credits (for Students Batch 2015-2017) or 144 (for Students Batch 2018 until now) which for 8 semesters with lecture subjects studied include groups in educational expertise consisting of the school mathematics curriculum and its learning , creative and innovative learning, mathematics learning assessment, technology-based learning practices, learning media development, mathematics education research, learning practices in schools, algebra expertise groups, analysis, statistics, and computing. The learning approach uses innovative creative learning-based learning by utilizing computing and information technology, and student-centered.

Career Prospect

  1. Mathematics Educators, Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become educators in the field of mathematics who understand students, organize educational mathematics learning, master the scientific fields of mathematics and mathematics education and have noble character.
  2. Researchers in the field of mathematics education. Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become researchers in the field of school mathematics education who are able to study problems in the field of mathematics education, publish their results in scientific forums or journals.
  3. Managers in the education sector. Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become managers of educational units that master education management.
  4. A mathematics education-based entrepreneur, a graduate of a mathematics education program can become an entrepreneur who has the ability to design, produce, market goods and services based on mathematics education.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Mathematics Educators, Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become educators in the field of mathematics who understand students, organize educational mathematics learning, master the scientific fields of mathematics and mathematics education and have noble character.
  2. Researchers in the field of mathematics education. Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become researchers in the field of school mathematics education who are able to study problems in the field of mathematics education, publish their results in scientific forums or journals.
  3. Managers in the education sector. Graduates of the mathematics education study program can become managers of educational units that master education management.
  4. A mathematics education-based entrepreneur, a graduate of a mathematics education program can become an entrepreneur who has the ability to design, produce, market goods and services based on mathematics education.
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Universitas Negeri Semarang/Study at UNNES/Faculty of Mathematics & Natural Sciences/Department of Mathematics/Bachelor in Mathematics Education
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