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Special Education
The Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) degree in Special Education from Georgia College provides initial teacher preparation at the master's degree level for qualified candidates who hold a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Education with Specialisms
The Education with Specialisms program from Mary Immaculate College is designed for all those interested in enhancing their professional knowledge, understandings and skills.
Special Education- Certification (Online)
The M.Sc. in Special Education- Certification (Online) at the University of Southern Maine is a flexible 39-credit programme. Delivered in a public study mode, this online course prepares students for teaching roles over two to four years, focusing on supporting learners with mild-to-moderate disabilities.
Special Education - Collaborative Teacher (6-12)
Pursue a teaching career or change your teaching area with the master's degree in Special Education - Collaborative Teacher (6-12). This program provides you with master’s-level teaching certification in Alabama and a Master of Education (MEd) degree from University of West Alabama.
Special Education
If you are an educator certified in special education, Messiah University’s Master of Education with a degree track in Special Education will enhance your knowledge through a concentrated area of study.
Special Education- Applied Behavior Analysis, online
The Special Education- Applied Behavior Analysis, online Master is offered by Fitchburg State University. Meets the needs of individuals seeking a master's degree and the necessary coursework to sit for the exam to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies
The Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies M.Sc. at Liverpool Hope University is a 12-month full-time programme designed for educators. This public study mode course explores disability studies and inclusive practices. It provides a deep theoretical understanding of educational needs for professional development.
Education (Inclusive Education)
Education (Inclusive Education) at Queensland University of Technology is ideal for teachers and allied professionals who wish to gain knowledge of the theories, current research and implications for instructional practice related to supporting students with learning difficulties and disabilities in inclusive classrooms.
Special Education - Extensive Support Needs
The Special Education - Extensive Support Needs programme at California State University East Bay provides candidates with curricular and instructional expertise to meet the needs of a broad range of diverse students, with inclusive and specialized support to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families.
Transition to Teaching Special Education (Online)
Be the reason a child loves to learn. Designed for students seeking initial licensure in Indiana, the Transition to Teaching Special Education (Online) course from Indiana Wesleyan University helps you understand the unique challenges and needs of many students in our classrooms today.
Visually Impaired Learner
Become part of the solution with Portland State University's unique VIL program—the only one in the Pacific Northwest with Visually Impaired Learner at Portland State University
Early Childhood Special Education - Collaborative Teaching
The Early Childhood Special Education - Collaborative Teaching at Auburn University at Montgomery , offered online, are for those who already hold a valid Alabama Class B Professional Educator Certificate.
Curriculum and Instruction - Special Education Leadership
The Online Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction - Special Education Leadership from Louisiana State University is designed to help students prepare how to transition into school leaders whose work and purpose are to provide support to 12-15% of the student population identified as having special needs or in need of Special Education services.
Special Education, LBS1
Embark on a compassionate and impactful journey in special education with Concordia University of Chicago's Master of Arts program in Special Education, Learning Behavior Specialist I (LBS1).
Inclusive and Special Education (Non-Cert)
The Inclusive and Special Education (Non-Cert) program from State University of New York Potsdam is designed to provide a sequenced program of study that provides the knowledge and competencies to effectively address the needs of individuals with mild to moderate disabilities in primarily inclusive settings.
Special Education Advanced Studies
This Special Education Advanced Studies program from Montana State University Billings is designed for students who have an undergraduate degree in special education, have a special education endorsement on their teaching license, or who wish to pursue advanced studies in special education but do not wish to teach P-12 special education.
Special Education
The Master of Special Education at North Carolina State University prepares students for excellence in teaching, assessment, curriculum development, evaluation and professional leadership, as well as other areas of service to students with disabilities and to schools and agencies.
High Incidence Disabilities
The High Incidence Disabilities M.S.E. at the University of Kansas is a 100% online programme designed for completion in two years. This flexible degree offers teacher and non-teacher tracks, focusing on research-backed methods to support learners with diverse needs. It requires a bachelor's degree for admission.
Special Education
The Master of Special Education degree at Clemson University is designed to ensure that students are knowledgeable in the field of special education. The degree program prepares students in at least one of the following areas: learning disabilities, emotional/behavioral disorders, or mental disabilities.
Special Education
The Special Education, M.S.Ed. program from State University of New York Potsdam is recognized by the Council for Exceptional Children and the New York State Education Department, and accredited by NCATE.