If you want a Master’s degree with licensure or
simply a Master’s degree in Special Education to
teach students in K-12 levels or work with individuals
with disabilities in adult settings, this Master’s
Degree Program in Special Education is for you. This 54
semester hours program emphasizes a non-categorical
approach to instruction and provides eligibility for
licensure and endorsement in three areas: Moderate Needs,
Severe Needs, and Affective Needs.
After completing a
specified 33 of the 54 semester hours, you will receive a
Masters degree. Field experience is offered to better
prepare you for the professional role of a special
education teacher.
Completion of the remaining hours,
which includes supervised field work, will make you
eligible for licensure and endorsement.
 Admissions will show you what you need to do to be
accepted into this program and what to do to start the
admission process.
 Advice will show you what core classes you need to
take, what classes are available now, and what tests you
will be required to take during the program Advising is
extremely important.
CU- The Springs Schedule of Courses will show you the classes available this
semester and next semester with updated classroom
locations and changes.
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