Master of Science
Masters of Science
Electives (12 credits)
All master's students are required to enroll in courses that support their area(s) of interest. Courses may either be taken in the Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling or in other departments.
Note: To accomplish this goal, master’s students should identify their interests and then, while working with their advisor, carefully identify courses to explore their interests.
Coursework taken post bachelors degree can be applied from licensure or endorsement areas such as:
Early Childhood
Reading
Mild/Moderate
English as a Second Language
Severe Disabilities
Administrative/ Supervisory
Dual Sensory Impairments
Coursework can be applied from a single program or accrued across departments such as:
Note: The rationale for offering credit in supporting areas is to provide students with the opportunity to identify and cultivate expertise in specific area(s) of study. To accomplish this goal master's students should identify their interests and then with their advisor carefully identify courses to explore their interests.
Resources
Contact Information
Megan Murdock
Graduate Program Coordinator
Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling