Degrees & Programs
Degrees & Programs
Whether you want to study the cultural issues that affect education, become an elementary school teacher or school counselor, teach people with special needs, or become a researcher, you’re bound to find what you need with our wide range of degrees and programs. College of Education academic departments offer the following degree programs:
Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education, B.A.E.
- Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with Bilingual Option, B.A.E.
- Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education, B.A.E.
- Physical Education Program
- Master of Arts, M.A.
- Master of Education in School Counseling & Guidance, M.Ed.
- Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D.
- Master of Arts in Language, Reading & Culture, M.A.
- Master of Arts in Bilingual / Multicultural Education, M.A.
- Master of Education in Bilingual / Bicultural Education, M.Ed.
- Educational Specialist, Ed.S.
- Doctor of Education, Ed.D.
- Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D.
Special Education, Rehabilitation & School Psychology
Special Education
Undergraduate Programs:
- Bachelor of Science, B.S. - Deaf Studies / American Sign LanguageBachelor of Science, B.S. - Special Education (Call 520-621-7822)
- Bachelor of Science, B.S. - Educational Interpreting-Deaf/Hard of Hearing
- Cross Categorical Teacher Preparation Program
Graduate Programs:
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
- Gifted and Talented
- Learning Disabilities
- Learning Disabilities - Bilingual/Multicultural
- Learning Disabilities - INTERSTELLAR TEACH
- Verano en Mexico (Summer Education Program)
- Visual Impairment
- Severe and Multiple Disabilities
- Orientation and Mobility
- Special Education Research Doctoral Program
