M.S. in Special Education: Severe or Multiple Disabilities
The graduate-level special education program at Fisher prepares teachers for distinguished careers in special education. Online courses provide a deeper understanding of special education laws and best practices, with a focus on students with severe or multiple disabilities.
Applicants to the program must hold initial teacher certification in special education, students with disabilities, blind and visually impaired, or deaf and hard of hearing. The program includes a four-course module to build teacher-leader skills in special education.
Program Overview
The 30 credit hour (10 classes) master's program features integrated coursework and a practicum that leads to a Master of Science in Special Education, a Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) in Special Educational Leadership, and an annotation in Severe or Multiple Disabilities. Materials within classes are tailored to fit the specific grade levels (childhood or adolescence) you will teach. The program is offered in an online format and can be completed in one calendar year.
