Educational Leadership and Human Development
Graduate Program
Master of Science in Education Degree in Special Education
This program is for those interested in pursuing advanced studies in the areas of Learning Disabilities, Behavior Disorders, Intellectual Disabilities, Early Childhood Special Education, and Severe Developmental Disabilities. These courses of study provide the graduate student with an enhanced understanding of persons with exceptional needs in schools and in larger society.
- Provides in-depth instruction in human diversity
- Offers quality instruction in consultative services
- Provides advanced study in an area of critical need
- Adheres to the Advanced Standards of the Council for Exceptional Children
Degree Requirements
The program requires a minimum of 32 graduate hours in the area of specialization. Includes an Internship of 3 credit hours in the public schools.
Degree candidates must have a valid teaching certificate or degree in Speech Pathology.
- Successful completion of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
- Must provide evidence of successful professional evaluations.
- Classes are offered nights, weekends, online and at UCM's Summit Center in Lee's Summit.
Special Education Scholarships (Special Education scholarships are towards the bottom of the page)
College of Education Scholarships (for any education major)
Faculty
