997 Master's degrees in Special Education

The Special Education - Mild-Moderate Disabilities 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.

Empower students with significant disabilities to reach their full potential with the Special Education - Significant Disabilities from Southeastern Louisiana University. 

The Special Education program from De La Salle University is designed to equip education professionals with requisite knowledge, competencies, values and skills to meet the unique learning needs of special children. 

The Special Education - Moderate to Severe Disabilities Certification (P-12) at Murray State University is a specialised graduate-level programme for certified teachers. This professional curriculum focuses on advanced pedagogical techniques for diverse learners, requiring a 3.0 GPA for successful completion and certification.

The Special Education M.S. at Radford University is a comprehensive postgraduate programme designed for aspiring inclusive educators. Available both online and in-person, this flexible degree offers five distinct concentrations. Students gain advanced skills in differentiated instruction to support diverse learners across various settings.

In our comprehensive Master of Education (M.Ed.) Special Education - Moderate Disabilities (5-12) and Severe Disabilities program at Lesley University, you will prepare to work in this high-need area, teaching grades 5–12 students with a range of disabilities in schools, clinical settings, and collaborative programs.

This Master of Education in Special Education - Moderate Disabilities (PreK-8) and Severe Disabilities program at Lesley University trains professionals to work with students with various types of disabilities in schools, clinical settings, and collaborative programs.

Teachers in general education and special education are working with more and more students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The Autism Specialist Master of Education program from Cambridge College answers the growing need for more understanding and better preparation for those working with students with severe disabilities.

The Special Education - Grades 7-12 Generalist program at Manhattanville University embody the underlying philosophy of believing that all children, regardless of learning and behavioral differences, are entitled to a free and appropriate education and should be provided with meaningful instruction in the least restrictive environment.

Special Education teachers are in demand, with teacher shortages reported nationwide. The Master of Science program from Shenandoah University leads to licensure in Special Education-General Curriculum, K-12 endorsement in Virginia. Most states will honor a Virginia teaching certificate so you can apply for a teaching license out-of-state by reciprocal agreement.

Lasell College's M.Ed. in Special Education - Moderate Disabilities will prepare you to educate students with moderate disabilities in both inclusive general education classrooms and classrooms specifically created for students with learning challenges. 

The Special Education programme at Indiana University of Pennsylvania offers a flexible M.Ed. degree designed for educators. This 30 to 36-credit course features online learning combined with face-to-face clinical practice. Students can complete the degree full-time or part-time to advance their teaching careers.

The Teacher of Students who are Blind or Visually Impaired is offered at the Dominican College. Dominican College offers two pathways that prepare you for certification as a Teacher of the Visually Impaired.

The Visual Function in Learning program from Pacific University Oregon is designed for optometrists and optometry students who wish to extend their knowledge of vision problems as they relate to children's reading and learning processes.

The Master of Education in Special Education program at Colorado Christian University provides students with the tools to begin their professional career in teaching.

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.

The MST in Art Education (Grades K-12) and Students with Disabilities (Grades 1-6) at St. Thomas Aquinas College is ideal for those people with a degree in Fine Arts who enjoying working with younger children, now considering teaching as a career.  

The Special Education graduate degree from National Louis University  is a 42-credit program of study leading to a master’s degree and initial Illinois licensure in Special Education endorsed for Learning Behavioral Specialist I (K to age 22). Designed for students who already hold a bachelor’s degree, students typically complete this flexible program in one to two years.

Reading from Dordt University provides an educator with a reading endorsement on the teaching license and prepares the teacher or administrator to be a competent professional and leader in reading development. 

The M.Ed. in Special Populations at the University of Houston is a 30-credit postgraduate programme designed for the high-needs field of special education. Delivered through public study with online and hybrid options, this degree typically takes one to two years to complete, preparing experts for diverse educational roles.