The Master in Education in Special Education at Drury University is an online graduate degree with an emphasis on evidenced based practices specific to the support of children and youth who exhibit a variety of diverse learning needs.
This program requires a total of 30 credit hours.
Program highlights:
Candidates may personalize their program of study via selected course projects tailored to an area of interest and completion of electives in Special Education as well as Dyslexia and Reading. This program is student oriented, competency based, and aligned to national standards. Applicants, as well as candidates who have been admitted to the program, are encouraged to access the School of Education and Child Development website and the Special Education M.Ed. webpage for additional requirements including a description of coursework, program competencies, professional portfolio requirements, and other information to support program completion.
Available completely online.
SCI 621 must be taken within the first two semesters. EDUC 689 and 700 must be taken in last 9 hours of program.
Students may select electives from outside this list when necessary to meet professional goals, but express prior permission from the advisor is required to maintain the integrity of the program
