Logan Campus Programs
Undergraduate programs offered on-campus are available as 1st Bachelor's degree. The program prepares students to work with individuals who have mild, moderate, and severe disabilities, as well as young children with disabilities. Students are given the opportunity to gain hands-on experience working with local school districts or on-campus programs.
Students are admitted to Utah State University as a pre-special education major and must meet certain course and test requirements to be admitted to the special education major. Applications to the major (Logan campus) are due each year by February 1.
Application for the online 1st Bachelor's degree is due October 10.
Emphases Offered
Courses in this degree address developmental delays, inclusion of students in general education, behavioral interventions, assessment, effective instruction, consulting with parents and teachers, assistive technology, teaching developmental skills, and policies and procedures.
Courses address characteristics of disabilities, inclusion of students in general education, behavioral interventions, assessment, effective instruction, consulting with parents and teachers, assistive technology, curriculum content, and policies and procedures.
Courses address characteristics of disabilities, life skills, inclusion of students in general education, behavioral interventions, assessment, effective instruction, consulting with parents and teachers, assistive technology, curriculum content, and policies and procedures.
Courses address characteristics of disabilities, inclusion of students in general education, behavioral interventions, assessment, effective instruction, consulting with parents and teachers, assistive technology, Literary Braille, Nemeth Braille, orientation and mobility, and policies and procedures.
Special Education Minor
A minor in Special Education along with a bachelor’s degree in, TEAL (ElEd), PSY, ComDDE, SW, HDFS, gives students the opportunity to fulfill the requirements for a Utah Department of Health and Human Services Early Intervention Specialist credential to serve children with disabilities ages 0-3 and their families in the Baby Watch Early Intervention Program. Early Intervention providers are at a critical need in the state of Utah and nationally and are highly sought after.