684 Bachelor's degrees in Special Education

The Teaching Early Childhood B-K and Special Education programme at Central Michigan University is a 51-credit Bachelor of Science in Education. Available online or on campus, this full-time degree prepares students to support children with and without disabilities from birth through to kindergarten over four years.

The Special Education program is offered by Pennsylvania Western University. Compassion Meets Expertise in PennWest’s Special Education B.S.Ed. Program.

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania's Mathematics and Special Education Certification Bachelor of Science program offers students a comprehensive education in mathematics, with a specialized focus on preparing them for careers in special education, providing support and instruction to students with diverse learning needs.

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 Visual Impairments from University of Utah.

The School of Education at Westminster College New Wilmington aims to prepare Early Childhood PK-4 and Special Education PK-12 teachers who are distinguished by their subject matter knowledge, interpersonal capacities, pedagogical skills, and professional attitudes.

The B.A. in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences with Deaf Studies Concentration at the University of South Florida is a public programme designed for flexible, multi-faceted learning. This undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive foundation in social policy and special education through a dedicated study mode.

Your Bachelor of Science in Education with Core Subjects EC-6 and Special Education EC-12 from the University of Houston Clear Lake will prepare you to educate children from early childhood through sixth grade, and with your certification in Special Education, you’ll be able to do so much more.

Shawnee State University offers a comprehensive Multi-Age Intervention Specialist (Grades K-12) bachelor's program, providing aspiring educators with specialized training to become intervention specialists who work with students with disabilities across various grade levels.

The   Northern Michigan University - School of Education, Leadership & Public Service offers professional Secondary Education Special Education studies courses leading to the Michigan professional or provisional teaching certificate at the elementary and secondary levels as well as courses for continuing professional development through the master’s degree.

The Special Education degree offered by Northeastern Illinois University is designed to prepare undergraduate candidates to become highly proficient in the delivery of instruction and services to all school aged children and adolescents with exceptionalities. 

Special Education Interventionist degrees and licensure from University of Tennessee Martin are for dedicated, compassionate people who aspire to teach children, youth and adults with cognitive and learning disabilities or physical, behavioral impairments to help improve their overall quality of life.

If you dream of having a profound influence on the lives of students with special learning needs, Susquehanna University will start you on a heartwarming and meaningful career. You will have many opportunities to participate in and engage with inclusive and Special Education classrooms during your first year at Susquehanna.

The Deaf and Sign Language Studies (DSLS) major from Central Washington University adopts an interdisciplinary and integrative approach to studying the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community and individuals in national and global societies. 

Becoming a teacher is a challenging process, but Lincoln Memorial University's Teacher Education Program will give you the guidance, support, and knowledge to become the teacher you want to be. Learn more with Special Education Initial Licensure from Lincoln Memorial University.

Special Education and Adolescence (Grade 7 - Grade 12) is offered by Niagara University. Students who choose the Special Education and Adolescence program will be qualified to teach adolescents with disabilities in grades 7-12. 

Special Education- Comprehensive K-12 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. 

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 - 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.

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.