Special Education, MEd

Ready to make a profound difference in the lives of students who need you most? Earning your graduate degree in special education prepares you to become a highly skilled advocate and educator. You'll gain the advanced tools needed to design effective lessons, navigate complex legal requirements and step into high-demand leadership roles in schools.

School districts everywhere are facing a critical shortage of specialized educators. This flexible program shapes you into a top candidate for advanced teaching positions or specialized diagnostic roles.

Flexible pathways to leadership

We offer distinct concentrations designed to fit your current experience and career goals. Each 36 credit-hour option focuses heavily on real-world application so you can immediately use what you learn.

• Educational Diagnostician concentration
  • Best for: Certified teachers with at least two years of classroom experience.
• Visual Impairment concentration
  • Best for: Educators ready to meet a high-demand niche in Texas schools.
• Orientation and Mobility concentration
  • Best for: Professionals holding a bachelor's degree who want to work with children or adults in various settings.