- Home
- Programmes
- Part-time
- Special Education
597 Part-time Master's degrees in Special Education
Special Education - Specific Learning Disabilities
The Master of Arts in Special Education - Specific Learning Disabilities at Concordia University, St. Paul is designed for individuals who hold a valid Minnesota teaching license and who wish to expand their teaching skills and knowledge of the characteristics and interventions used with students with specific learning disabilities.
Special Education (Advanced)
Special education teachers are dedicated to helping students with special needs and developmental challenges learn and grow. If you are an educator looking to build on a rewarding and challenging teaching career, working with children and youth of different abilities, consider a Master’s degree in Special Education (Advanced) at Canisius College.
Gifted, Talented, and Creative
The purpose of the Gifted, Talented, and Creative program at Arkansas State University is to offer educators a planned program at the graduate level which is based on recommendations of professional organizations and accrediting associations such as the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and CAEP.
Early and Elementary Education with Special Education
Temple University’s Master of Early and Elementary Education with Special Education puts you on the path to earning specialized credentials, plus a Pennsylvania Instructional I Certificate. The study of learning processes allows students to understand individual differences in intelligence, cognitive development and self-regulation, as well as their role in learning.
Special Education Online
The Special Education Online programme at Rowan University is a Master of Arts degree designed for working educators. This part-time, online course consists of 30 to 36 credits and typically takes 24 to 30 months to complete. It focuses on the psychological and sociological needs of diverse learners in inclusive settings.
Special Education Leadership
The Special Education Leadership program from Drexel University leads to a Supervisor of Special Education certification in PA.
Special Education (General Curriculum)
The MAT in Special Education (General Curriculum) at the University of Georgia leads to initial certification for students who hold undergraduate degrees in other fields and who do not hold a teaching certification.
Education (Full Fee Paying) (Career Development)
University of Southern Queensland’s Education (Full Fee Paying) (Career Development) is ideal if you work in teaching, counselling, training, employment or community development roles and support the career planning and development of students, clients, and organisations.
Special Education
Special Education is a high-demand area of education that uses specialized instructional methods, materials, learning aids, and equipment to meet the educational needs of children with special needs. This course is offered at Marywood University.
Special Education (Guided Studies, Dyslexia Specialist)
The Special Education (Guided Studies, Dyslexia Specialist) program at Fitchburg State University meets the needs of individuals who are seeking a master's degree as well as Wilson Language Training Level I and Level II certification.
Special Education (Reading Specialist, non-licensure)
The Special Education (Reading Specialist, non-licensure) at Fitchburg State University provides candidates with a rigorous, research based curriculum and a range of assessment, teaching and staff development opportunities.
Special Education with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
The Master of Arts in Special Education with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders at Concordia University, St. Paul emphasis is designed for Individuals who wish to expand their teaching skills and knowledge of the characteristics and interventions used with students with emotional behavior disorders.
Reading Specialist (Without Endorsement)
The Reading Specialist (Without Endorsement) program from Regent University is designed for those who want to accomplish a master's degree but do not want to add an endorsement to their license.
K-12 Special Education - Non-Licensure
Are you ready to make a lasting difference in the lives of your students? The K-12 Special Education - Non-Licensure program at Regent University is designed for professionals who work with people with disabilities and are seeking additional knowledge.
Education (Special and Inclusive Education)
University of Southern Queensland’s Graduate Certificate of Education (Special and Inclusive Education) extends your specialist knowledge, experience and skills required to work within education settings facilitating the inclusion of all learners, particularly those with disabilities and additional learning needs.
Inclusive Practices for Special Needs
Inclusive Practices for Special Needs from The University of the West Indies is based on established epistemologies in the field of Inclusive Education. It is a practice-based course of study that uses a clinical model delivered in a developmental sequence.
Special Education (Online)
The Special Education (Online) program from Drexel University seeks to produce professionals equipped with the fundamental skills, knowledge, and competencies necessary to meet the needs of students at risk for school failure and students with disabilities in multiple settings.
Special Education
Students in Special Education at Concordia University Nebraska learn how to create relevant curricula for various age groups with differing capabilities so they can evaluate a school or program's teaching standards and judge its appropriateness and effectiveness.
Special Education
The Special Education master’s program from Georgia Southern University can be completed in either one year (Sum/Fall/Spg/Sum) or over two years.
Severe Disabilities PreK-12 Initial Licensure
Whether you are already a higher education professional or are looking to switch professions, the MS in Severe Disabilities PreK-12 Initial Licensure program from Bay Path University will expand your career opportunities and deepen your knowledge of contemporary issues in higher education.