The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Mathematics Education (Grades 6–12) at Liberty University is designed to prepare students for licensure to teach math in middle and high school settings. This program blends rigorous mathematics coursework—including calculus, geometry, and statistics—with foundational education theory and classroom management strategies. It is ideal for individuals who are passionate about mathematics and want to inspire students to develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. Students pursuing this degree often seek careers in public, private, or Christian school systems and value the opportunity to integrate a biblical worldview into their teaching. The curriculum includes 90 practicum hours and a full semester of student teaching, ensuring graduates are classroom-ready and meet Virginia licensure requirements. Industries that benefit from this training include secondary education, curriculum development, and academic advising. Example careers may include middle school math teacher, high school math teacher, STEM education specialist, curriculum coordinator, and education consultant.