107 Disability Studies Degree Programs

The Bachelor's in Special Education (Moderate to Intensive Educational Needs) is designed to prepare students to work effectively with diverse learners requiring moderate to intensive support. The pro...

The Bachelor's in Mild to Moderate Disabilities program is designed to prepare students to work effectively with students who have mild to moderate learning and behavioral challenges. The program emph...

The Master of Inclusive Education is designed to help current and aspiring educators develop skills to support learners with diverse needs. The program focuses on understanding inclusive practices, de...

The Graduate Certificate in High Incidence Disabilities is designed for educators and professionals who want to deepen their understanding of students with common disabilities like ADHD, autism, emoti...

The graduate certificate in Low Incidence Disabilities is designed for individuals who want to deepen their understanding of teaching and supporting students with rare disabilities. The program focuse...

This program prepares students to work in specialized roles within learning disabilities and child nursing. It combines theoretical learning with practical experience, focusing on building skills to s...

The Ph.D. program in Special Education with a concentration in Developmental Disabilities is designed to prepare scholars for advanced roles in research, teaching, and leadership within the field of d...

The program is designed for educators and professionals who want to deepen their understanding of teaching and supporting students with severe or multiple disabilities across different grade levels — ...

The MSc in Special Education (Inclusion) is designed for those who want to support students with diverse needs in mainstream classrooms. The program covers essential topics such as understanding disab...

This course prepares students to work as nursing professionals specializing in learning disabilities. It combines theoretical learning with practical experience, giving students a strong understanding...

The Intervention Specialist Mild-to-Moderate program prepares students to support individuals with mild to moderate disabilities across various settings. It emphasizes understanding developmental, behavioral, and educational needs, helping future specialists develop effective strategies to promote student success.

The Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development offers a Graduate Certificate program for qualified post-baccalaureate students in Autism and Emotional/Behavioral Disorders. This program has two tracks, one leading to an Autism Endorsement from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (pending approval).

The graduate program in Visual Impairment: Rehabilitation Teaching is designed to prepare students to work with individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The program focuses on teaching skills t...

The program focuses on advancing understanding of intellectual and developmental disabilities through research and practical application. It covers a wide range of topics, including the causes, assess...

The Bachelor's in Specialist in Low Vision and Blindness program is designed to prepare students to support individuals with visual impairments by providing specialized assessment and intervention ski...