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MSc in Mathematics for Education - Current Students Information

Course Timetable

The Mathematics modules will be delivered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5pm to 7pm in MS2, Top Floor, Logic House, South Campus, NUI Maynooth.

Mathematics tutorials will take place on Tuesdays from 7-8pm in MS2 also.

Lectures will begin on Tuesday, 20th September, 2011.

The Registrar's Office has details of important dates for the academic year 2011/12.

The Education modules will be delivered in 5 weekend blocks over the two-year period. These will take place at NUI Maynooth on Fridays (all day) and Saturdays (morning only) during school holiday periods. In addition there will be one midweek block in Cambridge during the Summer 2012. There will also be three Mathematics Education tutorials each year. These tutorials will take place on Saturday mornings in NUI Maynooth.

 Semester  Dates  Speaker(s)  Subject Area
 Autumn 2011 Friday 4th November
Saturday 5th November
Dr Paul Andrews Comparative Mathematics Education, Beliefs.
Spring 2012 Friday 17th February
Saturday 18th February
Dr Zsolt Lavicza Technology and Geometry
Summer 2012
[2 days in Cambridge]
Tuesday 12th June
Wednesday 13th June
Prof Ken Ruthven
Dr Tim Rowland
Charlie Gilberdale
Learning theories
TBA
NRICH and enrichment
Autumn 2012 Friday 2nd November
Saturday 3rd November
Dr Tim Rowland The nature of Mathematics, Problem solving
Spring 2013 Friday 15th February
Saturday 16th February
Dr Andreas Stylianides Proof and Algebra
Summer 2013 Monday 10th June
Tuesday 11th June
Dr Tim Rowland and Dr Paul Andrews Teacher Knowledge and Probability


Programme Structure : Please note that these module descriptions may be subject to minor changes.

YEAR 1 YEAR 2
45 credits

Compulsory Modules
MT611, MT612
MT613, MT614
(7.5 credits each)

MT621C (15 credits)

45 credits

Compulsory Modules
MT382A (5 credits)
MT615, MT616 (7.5 credits each)
MT617 (10 credits)

MT622C (15 credits)

Assessment:

Assessment for the Mathematics modules will consist of a mixture of continuous assessment and end of semester examinations. The Mathematics Education component will be assessed by essay.