Master's Degree in Special Education

Who is this program for?

The Master's degree in Special Education is designed for individuals who are passionate about supporting students with diverse learning needs and creating inclusive, accessible educational environments. Graduates can pursue careers as special education teachers, educational consultants, or behavior analysts, working in K-12 schools, therapeutic settings, or special education advocacy to improve outcomes for students with disabilities.

Program Overview

The Master’s in Special Education prepares educators to effectively support and advocate for students with diverse learning needs across a variety of educational settings. Grounded in evidence-based practices and inclusive teaching strategies, the program equips graduates with the skills to design individualized instruction, collaborate with families and professionals, and foster positive learning environments. Whether you’re entering the field or seeking advanced certification, this program offers the knowledge and practical experience needed to make a meaningful impact in the lives of students with disabilities.

Our program prepares students to work with individuals with learning disabilities, behavior disorders, and moderate and severe disabilities in P-12 classrooms. Graduates of our program are employed in public and private schools, intervention programs, state government, and various other settings. Our program prepares its graduates to be reflective thinkers, consumers and producers of research, to implement best-practices and to demonstrate leadership in their profession.