Thank you for your interest in Special Education, Rehabilitation, and School Psychology! The SERSP department consists of three major units: Special Education, Rehabilitation, and School Psychology. Within each major unit, there are specific study areas which offer a focused degree program.

Please read "A Guide for Applying" for more information about the application process.

Select the study area and corresponding degree that is of interest to get application materials and more information.

Special Education Program Applications by Study Area & Degree*
» Deaf / Hard of Hearing M.A.
» Deaf / Hard of Hearing Ed.S.
» Cross Categorical M.A.
» Cross Categorical Ph.D. / Ed.D.
» Gifted / Talented Ph.D / Ed.D.
» Learning Disabilities M.A.
» Learning Disabilities Ed.S.
» Learning Disabilities Ph.D / Ed.D.
» Bilingual / Multicultural Learning Disabilities M.A.
» Bilingual / Multicultural Learning Disabilities Ed.S.
» Bilingual / Multicultural Learning Disabilities Ph.D / Ed.D.
» Severe / Profound Multiple Disabilities M.A.
» Severe / Profound Multiple Disabilities Ed.S.
» Severe / Profound Multiple Disabilities Ph.D / Ed.D.
» Visual Impairment M.A.
» Visual Impairment Ed.S.
» Visual Impairment Ph.D / Ed.D.

Rehabilitation Program Applications by Study Area & Degree

School Psychology Program Applications by Study Area & Degree
» School Psychology Ed.S.
» School Psychology Ph.D.

*If a doctoral degree is desired in a study area within Special Education that does not show a doctoral degree as being available, it does not necessarily mean that such a degree can not be pursued. Please inquire about availability by contacting faculty (see the following Helpful Documents section).

Helpful Documents and Information Related to All Areas and Degrees
» A Guide for Applying
» Application Deadlines
» Study / Concentration Areas List for Printing
» Application Deadlines
» Department Faculty & Staff
» Estimated Cost of a UA Education (incl. Cost of Living) [from Graduate College website]