997 Master's degrees in 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.

Students pursuing the Master's of Arts (MA) Program in Special Education at University of Maryland may earn the 36 hour degree. Those interested in completing the thesis option pursue the MA degree. 

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.

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.

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 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.

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. 

Autism Spectrum Disorders from Madonna University is a comprehensive program for teachers who possess a valid Michigan teaching certificate.

The M.A.T. in Special Education program at the University of Alaska Southeast prepares teacher candidates to develop and implement culturally responsive special education services for students with disabilities in kindergarten through twelfth grade. 

Special Education from Dordt University prepares the teacher or administrator to be a competent leader in special education roles. 

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.

Special Education with emphasis in Cross-Categorical with Certification from University of Missouri - Columbia creates a wide range of opportunities for students and researchers. Special Education hosts or co-hosts several state and federally supported training, demonstration and research projects.

The Special Education - Severe and Multiple Disabilities program from The University of Arizona prepares aspiring educators to teach students with moderate to severe developmental, intellectual, and multiple disabilities, including students with deafblindness, and autism with concurrent cognitive, sensory and physical support needs.

With an M.Ed. in Special Education from University of New Hampshire, you’ll gain the advanced knowledge, expertise and experience to create effective, inclusive teaching and learning environments for diverse learners.

Special Education with emphasis in Learning Disabilities from University of Missouri - Columbia creates a wide range of opportunities for students and researchers. Special Education hosts or co-hosts several state and federally supported training, demonstration and research projects.

At Special Education (Grades 1-6) from the State University of New York at Oswego you'll receive ongoing support while working closely with full-time special education faculty who bring extensive experience working with students with a wide range of learning characteristics.

The Special Educational Needs and Disability programme at Lincoln Bishop University is designed to reflect interests and ambitions of graduates and practitioners engaged in complexities and challenges related to SEND. 

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.

The MA in Special Educational Needs at the University of East London is designed to critically engage with current thinking and ideas about inclusive and specialist education.

The Autism course at the University of Strathclyde is suitable for anyone looking to pursue full-time study in this area. Our full-time MSc version of the programme is open to international students.