Prepare to Make a Difference 

Special education teachers make a lasting difference by helping students with diverse learning needs grow, succeed, and reach their full potential. Wichita State University's 100% online Special Education Graduate Programs flexible pathways to becoming a special education teacher or advancing your expertise in the field. Whether you're beginning your journey, changing careers, or building on your teaching experience, our programs can help you take the next step toward your professional goals.

Special Education Graduate Program Options

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Already a licensed teacher?

Explore the following graduate programs to earn a master's degree through our traditional graduate programs or add a special education teaching license.


MEd in Special Education, High Incidence Program

MEd in Special Educaiton, Low Incidence Program

MEd in Special Education, Early Childhood Unified (ECU) Program

Graduate Certificate High Incidence

Graduate Certificate Low Incidence 

already has bachelors degree

Have a Bachelor's Degree in another field, outside of education? 

Explore our High Incidence and Low Incidence Alternative Certification programs, which provide a pathway to special education teaching through the Kansas State Department of Education's (KSDE) Limited Restricted License (LRL).


MEd in Special Education High Incidence Alternative Certification Program 

MEd in Special Education Low Incidence Alternative Certification Program

no bachelor's degree

Don't have a Bachelor's Degree yet? 

 

 
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Wichita State LIFE: Expanding Opportunities

Wichita State LIFE (Learning Independence for Future Employment) is an inclusive postsecondary program designed to help young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities develop skills for employment, independent living, and community participation.

Directed by a faculty member in Wichita State's Special Education program, LIFE reflects the university's commitment to expanding educational opportunities and promoting independence for individuals with disabilities.