664 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Special Education

The Psychology with Teacher Certification in Elementary School Teacher in Grades K - 6 and Teacher of Students with Disabilities at Montclair State University is a five-year, full-time dual degree. It combines a B.A. and M.A.T., preparing students for dual teaching certifications through rigorous academic and professional training.

The Special Education - Interventionist I - K-8 Teacher Licensure at Lee University is a comprehensive bachelor degree programme. Delivered in a public study mode, this course prepares students for professional teaching roles over a standard four-year duration, focusing on essential classroom interventions and pedagogy.

The Special Education - Elementary Education (1-6) programme at University of Missouri–St. Louis is a public bachelor degree designed for aspiring teachers. This on-campus course provides the essential training to support diverse learners, combining primary education expertise with specialised skills for inclusive settings.

The Education Studies and Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion with Foundation Year (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University is a four-year, full-time public programme. It combines academic skills development with deep insights into diverse learning needs, preparing advocates for change in various educational settings.

At Education - Special Education from Texas A&M University–Commerce you will learn about the characteristics of mild to severe disabilities, the application of assessments, and the development of diverse learners.  

The Integrated Elementary and Special Education programme at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This dual-licensure course prepares students to support diverse learners through inclusive pedagogy, evidence-based coursework, and extensive field experiences.

The overarching mission of the BA in Special Education & Childhood Education from The City University of New York is to change the culture of urban education for all stakeholders (parents, school leaders, teachers and students) through high impact instruction and experiential and transformative educational opportunities. 

The Early Childhood - Special Education (B-3) programme at University of Missouri–St. Louis is a public bachelor degree designed for aspiring educators. This on-campus course prepares students for dual certification in early childhood and special education, focusing on children from birth through to the third grade.

The Special Education programme at George Mason University is a 120-credit bachelor degree designed for aspiring educators and advocates. Delivered in a public study mode, this course offers comprehensive training in supporting individuals with disabilities through specialised instruction and real-world internship experience.

Become fluent in American Sign Language and work with deaf or hard-of-hearing children and adults in a variety of settings, including education. Join the Deaf Studies program at The University of Arizona. 

Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education is offered by the College of Education. This degree prepares aspiring teacher candidates to pursue a career devoted to helping young children strive to reach their full potential as learners and community members.

The Elementary Education - Special Education sequence at Washington Adventist University is designed to provide experiences that prepare educators for early childhood, elementary and secondary school settings.

This Education for Younger Children, Birth to Kindergarten, General and Special Education program at Grand Valley State University prepares professionals to teach and direct programs for typically and atypically developing children from birth through kindergarten in general and special education settings.

The Special Education - Cross Categorical Disabilities Area program at the University of Central Missouri offers high quality courses at an affordable cost. We develop highly trained professionals who provide specially designed instruction and services to children and youth with special needs.

The Special Education, General Curriculum K-12 BSc program offered at Old Dominion University is designed to prepare professionals to develop and implement appropriate educational programs for students with mild disabilities (i.e. high-incidence disabilities), who are accessing the general education curriculum.

The Exceptional Student Education programme at Florida International University (FIU) is a public B.Sc. degree designed for aspiring educators. This undergraduate course focuses on supporting learners with disabilities through specialised teaching strategies, offering pathways for both certification and educational policy.

The Elementary - Middle Special Education Program at the University of Maryland leads to a Bachelors of Science (B.S.) degree with teacher certification. There are through two tracks of study available to students, both tracks prepare our candidates to meet varying learner needs in diverse classrooms through DUAL certification options.

The Teaching Early Childhood B-3 and Early Childhood Special Education programme at Central Michigan University is a full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science in Education. Spanning 89 credit hours, this degree prepares students for standard certification in early childhood and elementary education through intensive clinical training.

The Special Education program at Western Illinois University was designed to meet the national and state standards for special education teachers (Grade K - age 21). 

Knowing the best strategies and techniques will help you become successful in this challenging but rewarding field. The Special Education program of Christian Brothers University will teach you these best practices as you progress through our comprehensive program.