K-12 Special Education Program (M.Ed.)
The Special Education Program is designed for individuals seeking K-12 teacher licensure with endorsement in special education. It is also for current special educators seeking further training in the field of special education.
Highlights:
- Results: Master of Education degree and initial K-12 teaching license with endorsement in special education and a reading specialist option. Regent Autism Certificate is also available.
- Length: May be completed in 18-24 months.
- Courses: View Special Education Courses & Course Descriptions
- Format: The Special Education Program is delivered through Blackboard (an online teaching instrument), hybrid classes, and/or supplemented with three weeks of face-to-face instruction during the summer residency.
- Credit Hours: 41 credit hours minimum. Completion credits depend upon additional endorsements / certifications sought.
- Features: This program features increased flexibility with an online delivery, while maintaining a very practical and engaging approach to learning.
- Program Faculty: View contact information for Special Education Faculty
- Student Information: Learn more about special education requirements.
- Application Information: View admissions requirements for the Special Education program.
- Related Links: Course Schedule | Tuition | Financial Aid
Special Education graduates will be able to:
- Embrace integration of the Christian Faith to professional practice.
- Apply all of the Virginia Department of Education competencies and skills required for state licensure.
- Exhibit advanced writing skills using APA Format.
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills through reflection, scholarship and professionalism.
- Apply research to practice.
Special Education Resources:
Why Special Education? |
The History of Special Education |
Special Education Websites |
Special Education Organizations |
