684 Bachelor's degrees in Special Education

The Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences program at San Francisco State University is designed to provide undergraduate students with a clinical science foundation that is rigorous and appropriate preparation for a wide range of clinical, educational, and related fields.

The Special Education programme at the University of Missouri - Columbia is a full-time bachelor degree designed for aspiring educators. This public study mode course prepares students to support learners with diverse needs from kindergarten to grade 12, focusing on collaborative teaching and inclusive classroom strategies.

At Special Education from Loyola University Chicago you'll learn skills and strategies to support students with a variety of academic, social, and behavioral needs, from ages 3 to 21. 

The Special Education programme at High Point University is a rigorous, field-centred B.A. degree delivered through a public study mode. This highly personalised course prepares students for professional licensure in either General or Adapted Curriculum, focusing on practical classroom experience and inclusive teaching.

Special Education from Roosevelt University prepares teacher candidates to address the learning and socio-emotional needs of children and adolescents with learning and intellectual disabilities, severe emotional and behavior disorders, and other disabilities. 

The need for teachers with training specific to the developmental needs of a wide range of learners continues to grow. A degree in Early Childhood Special Education from Black Hills State University will prepare you to provide an education grounded in research-based practices. 

You’ve probably had at least one teacher whom you’ll never forget, the one who ignited your interest in a new topic, always encouraged you and pushed you to achieve more than you ever thought possible. If you’ve dreamed of taking your place at the front of the classroom and becoming that teacher for others, then the Special Education program at Alverno College is for you.

What does it mean to be an extraordinary teacher? As an Unified Childhood - Special Education with English major at Keuka College, you’ll explore cutting-edge tools, techniques, and technology that will help you motivate your students and unlock their potential.

Education - Special Education program of Muskingum University prepares you to be a competent, compassionate, collaborative, intervention specialist who will confidently connect with all students.

The Special Education - Secondary - Language Arts and English programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides comprehensive training for future educators. This bachelor degree, delivered in a public study mode, prepares students to support diverse learners in secondary school settings through specialised pedagogical techniques.

What does it mean to be an extraordinary teacher? As an Unified Childhood - Special Education with Science major at Keuka College, you’ll explore cutting-edge tools, techniques, and technology that will help you motivate your students and unlock their potential.

A teacher who can help young students flourish — especially those with special needs. Education today revolves around inclusion and diversity. Classrooms of the Early Elementary and Special Education program of York College of Pennsylvania are full of students with a wide range of needs, and an elementary school teacher must be able to adapt and help children excel.

The All-Grade Education (Grades PreK-12) program at Eastern Mennonite University prepares future teachers to change the world through their teaching. 

The Special Education – Adapted Curriculum K-12 programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree. Delivered on the Boone campus or online, this full-time course equips students with adaptive techniques and assistive technologies to support diverse learners throughout their educational journey.

The Elementary - Special Education B.S.Ed. at Mercer University is a blended programme designed for aspiring teachers. This 18–24 month course combines online instruction with in-person field experiences. It prepares students for initial teacher certification in grades P–5, focusing on both primary and special education.

Many of today’s elementary school classrooms – grades 1 to 6 – are made up of diverse student groups including students with unique developmental and physical challenges. The study of Childhood and Special Education at Canisius College will prepare you for a variety of rewarding careers in the inclusive school setting.

Moderate Special Needs from Elms College helps students understand how to implement appropriate instruction and strategies for students with mild to moderate disabilities, incorporating relevant curriculum frameworks.

The Special Education programme at Eastern Illinois University offers a comprehensive curriculum for aspiring educators. This degree provides extensive field experience through a full-time study mode. Students benefit from a reputable department dedicated to professional expertise and leadership in the teaching sector.

Educational Studies from Hobart and William Smith Colleges prepares scholar activists in field such as social justice, teaching through drama, science education, mathematics education, literacy, and special education. 

The Special Education: Mild/Moderate Disabilities programme at Brigham Young University is a public B.Sc. degree. This comprehensive course prepares students for professional licensure in Utah, focusing on effective instruction and progress monitoring. It is designed for those seeking to teach in diverse public school settings.