997 Master's degrees in Special Education

The Teacher of Students with Disabilities program from the Dominican College prepares students to work with learners who have various disabling conditions, including those who have multiple and severe disabilities.

The rigor of the Dual Program - Adolescence Education and Students with Disabilities curriculum from the Dominican College prepares the motivated candidate with an undergraduate degree in a content area such as English, Math, Science, Social Studies and World Languages with the tools and strategies needed in today’s diverse middle and high school classroom.

Special Education - Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities for Elementary Education programs at Bridgewater State University are ideal for working teachers and paraprofessionals who wish to work in the special education field.

The Applied Behavior Analysis M.S. at Georgia State University is a 36-credit master programme delivered in a public study mode. This Atlanta-based course prepares scientist-practitioners to use evidence-based behavioral change strategies across diverse settings, offering a professional path toward BCBA certification.

Special Education from University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) centers on innovative and inclusive education. We promote high expectations to ensure that all children are welcomed into the general education classroom. 

Do you want to teach children who are blind and visually impaired? Becoming a Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI) is a rewarding and in-demand career option! The Teacher Preparation Program in Visual Impairments MSc is offered at University of Kentucky.

Teachers with a passion for supporting students in the special education classroom can pursue a Special Education degree at Vancouver Island University to dive deeper into teaching and learning strategies that address unique learning challenges. 

University of Saint Francis’s Special Education M.S.Ed. is built on a long-standing tradition of excellence in the field of education.

The MSEd in Special Education with a Specialization in Autism, Grade 7-12 at St. Thomas Aquinas College is ideal for certified teachers who would like to develop their classroom knowledge and skills to meet the needs of students with disabilities.

The Secondary Education of Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing program of Rochester Institute of Technology is designed for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing students with a passion for teaching.

The Early Childhood Special Education Program at George Washington University offers a non-categorical program that prepares students to work with children who are typically developing, those with disabilities and their respective families.

The Autism Spectrum Disorders M.S.E. at the University of Kansas is a 100% online programme designed for education professionals. This 36-credit hour degree takes approximately two years to complete, offering expert training in evidence-based interventions and social communication without requiring any campus visits.

The Graduate School of Education and Human Development offers a 39-credit-hour master’s degree program in Special Education for Children with Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities at George Washington University for teachers of students with emotional and behavioral disabilities (EBD) in a professional development school model.

The Special Education programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time degree designed for aspiring educators. This undergraduate course provides the essential pedagogical foundations and practical skills required to support diverse learners, ensuring graduates are prepared for professional teaching roles.

Brock University is the only University in Ontario offering a Master of Arts (MA) in Applied Disability Studies. 

The Special Education M.Ed. at Kent State University is a comprehensive Master of Education programme designed for professionals seeking advanced expertise in diverse learning needs. This public study mode course offers flexible delivery options, including online and in-person pathways, to enhance your teaching career.

The Adolescence Education - Special Education program at Fordham University leads to a Master of Science in Teaching degree and initial New York State certification.

The master’s degree program with a major in Special Education at Michigan State University features courses for K-12 educators to become experts in effective education for students with disabilities.

The Graduate School of Education at Binghamton University offers several in-service programs that culminate in a Master of Science in Education (MSEd) degree in Special Education, Adolescence.

The Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences program at the University of Colorado at Boulder is designed to provide a theoretically and clinically rich path for students planning to work as speech-language pathologists in medical, educational, and private practice settings.