577 Bachelor's degrees in Special Education in North America

The Blended Early Childhood - Early Childhood Special Education program at Boise State University is designed for those pursuing initial certification and the continual development of teachers with an emphasis on increasing P-12 student learning.

This Advanced Special Education Teaching Endorsement Graduate Certificate at Eastern Michigan University is for special education teachers who want to earn a second, third, or fourth special education endorsement but do not want to pursue a master’s degree.

Preparation for Utah Basic Teaching License in Special Education in any of the following areas: Mild/Moderate Disabilities, Severe Disabilities, Preschool/Early Intervention Special Education, Visual Impairments, Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Learn more with Deaf and Hard of Hearing from University of Utah.

Winthrop University’s Special Education B.S. degree program was created to enhance the preparation of future teachers to meet the growingly diverse and unique needs of children with disabilities.

The Exceptional Needs - Early Childhood Special Education program at Ball State University prepares you for a fulfilling career working with infants and toddlers with special needs.

You want to use your knowledge to prepare the next generation. Whether that’s history, math, science, or another area, you want to prepare middle school and high school students for their careers and lives. Learn more with Special Education  from Tennessee Wesleyan University.

In the combined Special Education/Elementary Education program at Lewis University, students learn customized education methods for elementary success along with specific instructional strategies for special education.

Special Education - General Curriculum (K-12) from University of Mount Olive is designed for future teachers interested in working with students with disabilities, which can include autism spectrum disorders and other learning, mental, emotional, or physical challenges. Completion of this degree leads to a North Carolina teaching license in Special Education: General Curriculum (K-12).

The only public four-year program of its kind in the nation. This Interpreting, Deaf Education and Advocacy Services program from University of North Carolina Greensboro prepares students to meet the communication, educational, and human services needs of individuals from kindergarten through adulthood who are deaf or hard of hearing.

The B.A. in ASL Interpreting at the University of South Florida is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered through a public study mode. This degree focuses on developing professional communication skills and cultural competence, preparing students for essential roles within the diverse signing community.

Pfeiffer University’s B.A. in Special Education prepares teachers who are ready to guide students with disabilities in finding their full academic and social potential. 

Ball State University's teaching major in Exceptional Needs - Deaf Education—the only one in Indiana—is designed to train you to work with students who are deaf/hard of hearing.

The program Special Education offered by Marywood University goes beyond just teaching—it’s about fostering an inclusive mindset and becoming a champion for students of all abilities. 

The Teaching Students with Disabilities program offered by Mercy University allows students to complete a BS in Teaching Students with Disabilities (SWD) and get recommended for NYS teacher certification in SWD, pre-k through grade 12, at the completion of the undergraduate degree.

Special Education is offered by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. The special education program integrates dynamic coursework with hands-on experience to prepare candidates for the Learning Behavior Specialist (LBSI) Professional Educator License. 

Special Education from University of North Texas prepares future teachers to implement evidence-based, culturally responsive and strength-based practices to support diverse student populations with disabilities.

General Studies in Education from William Carey University offers a comprehensive and flexible pathway for students interested in forging a career within the educational sector, but who may seek alternative routes to traditional teacher licensure.

The Early Childhood PreKindergarten - Grade 3 and Special Education EC-12 program offered by University of Houston Clear Lake will prepare you to teach in prekindergarten through grade 3, plus work with young children eligible for Early Childhood Special Education programs helping children with developmental disabilities prepare for kindergarten. 

With a bachelor’s degree in special education (teaching major in Exceptional Needs: Mild Interventions) from Ball State University, you will be well prepared to teach students with mild disabilities, including specific learning disabilities, mild developmental disorders, and mild behavior disorders.

The Applied Behavioral Science - Adults with Disabilities programme at the University of Kansas is a public bachelor degree focused on supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This full-time course provides essential training in behavioural-analytic approaches within community settings.