577 Bachelor's degrees in Special Education in North America

Passion meets purpose as the Special Education and Teaching - General Education (PK-12) course at Virginia Commonwealth University prepares future teachers to create inclusive classrooms that cater to all students.

The Special Education course from Lewis University offers students a deep knowledge base in special education and disability theory, as well as effective evidence-based instructional strategies for students who receive special education supports and services in public and private schools. 

Throughout this Elementary Education - Special Education (Online) BSc programme from Liberty University Online you'll gain the benefit of essential education theory, studying learning disabilities, and learning adaptation techniques that you can easily apply to your work in the classroom.

The Undergraduate + 5th Year Master’s Degree program incorporates a Professional Internship Program in Special Education designed to prepare highly skilled special education teachers to support students with a wide range of abilities and needs.  Special Education is offered at University of Tennessee Knoxville.

This Child Development and Early Education - Birth to Kindergarten and Special Education program from Michigan State University primarily focuses on child development and family studies. It also the highlights the areas of special education and early childhood educational practices. 

The Special Education program of Vanderbilt University prepares students to work with persons with disabilities and leads to teacher licensure.

The Elementary Education and Special Education (K-6) programme at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a comprehensive full-time degree. Over four years, students prepare to teach diverse learners in primary and inclusive settings. This dual-endorsement course equips graduates to support both general and special education needs.

Students in this Specialist in Deaf and Hard of Hearing program at Illinois State University take courses in language, literacy, speech pathology, audiology, and sign language.

A major in Special Education prepares you to be a professional who works with students with mild to moderate disabilities in grades pre-K through 12. Our program at Clemson University focuses on research-validated instructional and assessment practices. You’ll have field-based experiences from your first classes through your senior year.

The Human Biology - Speech-Language-Hearing programme at the University of Kansas is a comprehensive B.A. degree. This public study mode course explores human life through interdisciplinary lenses, including biology and psychology. It provides a robust foundation for students pursuing diverse professional healthcare paths.

The BSc Degree in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education from University of Maryland is an intensive, cross-departmental (Departments of Counseling, Higher Education and Special Education and Human Development and Quantitative Methodology) teacher education program for individuals who are interested in teaching young children with and without disabilities.

To receive a B.S.Ed. in Special Education - Moderate to Intensive Educational Needs at Ohio University and licensure as an Intervention Specialist, you must complete one of the professional preparation programs for teaching students with special needs and receive passing scores on the relevant Ohio Assessment for Educators (OAE) and a Teacher Performance Assessment (edTPA).

The Communicative Disorders programme at the University of Rhode Island is a comprehensive full-time B.S. degree. This undergraduate course explores the biological and social foundations of human communication. It provides the essential academic preparation required for future professional practice in speech-language pathology.

Special Education - Cognitive Impairment from Wayne State University aims to provide teaching experiences in both an urban and a suburban settings.

The Special Education programme at the University of Oklahoma is a full-time undergraduate degree leading to a Bachelor of Science in Education. This campus-based course prepares students for teacher certification, combining innovative technology with extensive field experience to support diverse learners in various school settings.

The Special Education program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte includes a choice of one of two licensure areas:  the Special Education: General Curriculum license or the Special Education: Adapted Curriculum license.

As the largest specialty program, the Specialist in Learning and Behavior program at Illinois State University prepares students to teach in most public special education classrooms. 

The mission of the Collaborative Education program at The University of Alabama aims to develop school practitioners who will be empowered with the professional skills needed to comprehensively educate children with cognitive, social, behavioral, physical, or multiple disabilities.

The Indiana University South Bend School of Education offers a P-12 Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Education with a major in Special Education in mild interventions.

Special Education from University of Southern Indiana focuses on preparing expert practitioners who know their students, their subject-area content, and pedagogy.