Special education
The special education program address issues related to the full
development of individuals with special needs and their families.
Coursework is available in the areas of learning disabilities, emotional
and behavioral disabilities, developmental disabilities, and deaf/hard
of hearing issues.
Students in the program explore leadership and problem-solving
approaches that are grounded in research and applied in a variety of
educational, cultural, and recreational settings with a primary focus on
special needs infants, children, and adults and their families.
Program highlights
Flexible programs: The
M.Ed./initial licensure program may be taken either full time
or part time.
National recognition:
The special education program was ranked seventh in the nation (March 2008) by U.S. News and World Report.
Research centers: The college is home to the
Institute on
Community Integration and the
Center for Early Education and Development, both of which are actively
involved in research, policy development, and community outreach
related to people with disabilities.
M.Ed./initial licensure in early childhood and early childhood special education
Program overview
M.Ed./professional studies in special education
Program overview
M.A. or M.Ed./professional
studies?
M.A. in educational psychology (special education concentration)
Program overview
M.A. or
M.Ed./professional studies?
Ph.D. in educational psychology (special
education concentration)
Program overview
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