Special Education Teaching - MS with emphasis in Functional K-6, 6-12 or Adaptive Pre K-12 Overview
Type: Graduate
A program leading to the Master of Science degree with a major in special education teaching is available in adaptive and functional level, K-6 and 6-12.
Since the requirements for state endorsement in special education may be partially met on the undergraduate level, close attention must be given to the selection of graduate courses leading to the master's degree with a major in special education. Prerequisites for admission to the program require a valid teaching certificate/license.
Career Opportunities
- Special Education Teacher
For more information
College of Education
Special Services and Leadership Studies
eMail: ssls@pittstate.edu
List of Courses
Graduate Admission Requirements
Special Education Teaching (MS):
Admission to the Special Education Teaching program requires submission of a teaching license and an undergraduate GPA of 3.0. However, student's who did not earn a 3.0 undergraduate GPA are still encouraged to apply. These students can be admitted conditionally to the program with other requirements added.
For any questions regarding the program or these requirements, please contact the department Chair, Dr. Chris Christman, 620-235-4068, jchristm@pittstate.edu.