Pullman,
WA,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
PhD in Education - Mathematics and Science Education in Pullman United States | Washington State University
Washington State University
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Pullman United States
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Qualification
Doctor of Philosophy
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
29,272
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
48 months
The Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics and Science Education prepares scholars to advance knowledge through research, enhance professional practices, and improve learning environments in mathematics and science education. Specialization areas encompass student learning, educator preparation, ongoing professional growth, curriculum design, and technology integration across all educational levels from preschool through college.
This doctoral program equips graduates to significantly impact the field through various pathways - whether through academic research, school leadership, educator training, STEM exhibit development, or other professional avenues. Your doctoral studies will expand your career possibilities and professional flexibility.
WSU's statewide system provides accessibility to this Ph.D. program. While applications are processed through the Pullman campus, students may participate from multiple locations including Pullman, Spokane, Tri-Cities, or Vancouver. Although education doctoral programs officially admit students to the Pullman campus, certain programs - including Mathematics and Science Education - offer flexibility for coursework and advising at alternative campuses. Prospective students interested in pursuing this Ph.D. at other locations must apply through Pullman while specifying their preferred study location.
The program offers collaborative opportunities with diverse faculty members representing various specializations and research focuses. We firmly believe this degree serves as an ideal pathway for those committed to advancing mathematics and science education through research or practical applications.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 7.0
Qualification Requirements
Applicants hold an advanced degree in education, mathematics, science, technology, or other related fields. In addition, they must have a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, and a familiarity with public school contexts and a rudimentary awareness of educational research, particularly in the context of mathematics or science education, incoming students are expected to have a strong foundation in mathematics or science.
01. A WSU Graduate School general application (including application fee). In GradCAS search for Washington State University Doctor of Philosophy in Math and Science Education.
02. Current resume or vitae.
03. Letter of Intent. The letter of intent must include:
(a) the reason for pursuing a graduate degree,
(b) a description of teaching or other life experience that relates to graduate study,
(c) a commitment to scholarship or professional development,
(d) a specific research or inquiry interest,
(e) the unique perspective you would bring to the graduate program, and, if applying for an assistantship,
(f) why you would be an effective teacher at the college level.
04. Academic writing sample. This writing sample must be a formal, academic writing sample, such as a thesis or paper.
05. Three letters of reference. The three letters of recommendation, submitted through GradCAS, must address your:
(a) interpersonal skills,
(b) scholarship,
(c) experience with children or youth, and
(d) facility with written, oral, and interpersonal communication.
In addition, if applying for a teaching assistantship, one of the letters must also address your effectiveness as a teacher.
06. Complete Educational History and Transcripts from any colleges/universities:
Where any degrees have been granted or are expected.
That show any graded bachelor's work and/or graduate-level work (including doctoral) taken after the bachelor's degree.
Unofficial copies may be uploaded with your Graduate School application for application review. If admitted, you will be required to submit official copies to the WSU Graduate School.
Official WSU Transcripts are NOT required for coursework taken at WSU.
TOEFL - iBT 80
IELTS Band 7
01. A WSU Graduate School general application (including application fee). In GradCAS search for Washington State University Doctor of Philosophy in Math and Science Education.
02. Current resume or vitae.
03. Letter of Intent. The letter of intent must include:
(a) the reason for pursuing a graduate degree,
(b) a description of teaching or other life experience that relates to graduate study,
(c) a commitment to scholarship or professional development,
(d) a specific research or inquiry interest,
(e) the unique perspective you would bring to the graduate program, and, if applying for an assistantship,
(f) why you would be an effective teacher at the college level.
04. Academic writing sample. This writing sample must be a formal, academic writing sample, such as a thesis or paper.
05. Three letters of reference. The three letters of recommendation, submitted through GradCAS, must address your:
(a) interpersonal skills,
(b) scholarship,
(c) experience with children or youth, and
(d) facility with written, oral, and interpersonal communication.
In addition, if applying for a teaching assistantship, one of the letters must also address your effectiveness as a teacher.
06. Complete Educational History and Transcripts from any colleges/universities:
Where any degrees have been granted or are expected.
That show any graded bachelor's work and/or graduate-level work (including doctoral) taken after the bachelor's degree.
Unofficial copies may be uploaded with your Graduate School application for application review. If admitted, you will be required to submit official copies to the WSU Graduate School.
Official WSU Transcripts are NOT required for coursework taken at WSU.
TOEFL - iBT 80
IELTS Band 7
Tuition
USD
29,272