664 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Special Education

This degree in American Sign Language and Deaf Studies at University of Memphis will offer students the opportunity to gain a broader understanding of American Sign Language (ASL), Deaf culture, and the Deaf community.

The Childhood Education with Special Education program at  State University of New York at Geneseo prepares students to become outstanding teachers.

Special Education- Interventionist K-8 is offered by Cumberland University. Students in this program must be admitted to the Steps Through Educator Preparation Program (STEPP) to be considered a candidate for licensure, and must meet STEPP requirements at key checkpoints in their program. 

Student majors in the Special Education- Elementary program at Saginaw Valley State University are trained to be imaginative, enthusiastic and supportive of all children in all environments.

Shawnee State University offers a comprehensive Primary Intervention Specialist Blended (Grades Pre-K-5) bachelor's program, providing aspiring educators with specialized training to become intervention specialists who work with young learners in preschool through fifth grade, including those with disabilities.

The B.Ed. Special Education - Intellectual Disabilities programme at Alagappa University aims to develop teachers for children with disabilities for various settings.

The Teaching Pk-3 with Special Education programme at Central Michigan University is a full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science in Education. Spanning 64 credit hours, this degree prepares students for dual certification in early elementary and K-12 special education, blending theory with extensive practical fieldwork.

The Deaf Education Multiple Disabilities undergraduate certificate at Kent State University combines coursework from several special education programs. This program is for students enrolled in a deaf education degree program or who have earned teaching licensure in deaf education.

The Special Education at University of New England Maine is for those passionate about making quality education accessible to a wide range of diverse learners and setting children up for success in the classroom.

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Special Education at Saint Martin's University prepares you to become an integral part of our dynamic, inclusive and compassionate community of teaching professionals. 

Your dream of becoming a teacher is within reach at the University at Albany. In the Childhood and Special Education bachelor’s program, you'll develop the in-classroom skills and academic knowledge you need to work with students of all learning abilities in first to sixth grade, and those with special needs across all grades.

Ball State University’s bachelor’s degree in Exceptional Needs: Intense Interventions is a K-12 licensing program that prepares you to teach students with moderate to profound cognitive impairment, autism, multiple disabilities, other health impairment, orthopedic impairment, and traumatic brain injury.

Through South Carolina State University’s Special Education major, you’ll learn to implement long-range, individualized instructional plans anchored in both best practices and our specialized teaching special ed curriculum.

Undergraduate students can earn certification in both elementary education and mild/moderate disabilities in grades 1 through 5 while earning a bachelor degree with this Elementary Education and Mild-Moderate Disabilities degree program at University of New Orleans

Special Education at James Madison University is designed to prepare reflective problem-solvers who are qualified for the immense complexity of their professional roles.

The BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (SENDI) and Sociology joint degree programme challenges norms and assumptions surrounding context and categorisation of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). 

The Special Education program offered by The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley will prepare you to help special needs students overcome daily challenges and thrive in their educational journey.  

The Special and Inclusive Education program offered by University of Northern Iowa gives you the depth, focus and hands-on experience needed to lead students of all learning abilities as a special education teacher in special education classrooms and general education classrooms. 

The B.A. in Special Education at the University of South Carolina is a comprehensive undergraduate programme designed for aspiring teachers. This full-time course focuses on supporting students with diverse needs across all grade levels. It combines expert instruction with practical field experiences in a public study setting.

The Elementary Education and Special Education program from the University of Wisconsin Madison is a unique opportunity for students to pursue licensure in both Elementary Education and Special Education.