Special education is one of the fastest-growing careers in the nation. More than 80 percent of the largest school districts in the country report an immediate need for inclusive special education teachers.
Blended, online, and remote learning environments are now prevalent in K12 learning. Blended and remote learning enables teachers to extend and expand the classroom and to support more personalized learning.
Gain knowledge of special education including courses in behavior management, career and lifespan education, assessment and overview of exceptionalities. Practicum and student teaching experiences are not required (non-licensure minor). Open to all university students except Special Education majors.
This interdisciplinary minor offers a broad liberal arts approach to the study of disability, providing students with knowledge of the historical, social, artistic, literary, legal, educational, philosophical, and political framing of disability.
New! Counselor Education offers opportunities for students to earn a graduate degree specializing in either Clinical Mental Health or School Counseling.
School psychology is a NASP/CAEP accredited, combined Master's and Educational Specialist (EdS) degree program. Students gain training in assessment, intervention, consultation, mental health counseling, and research methodology.
Whether you are seeking your initial special education licensure, adding to your existing Ohio license, or looking for an online master's degree, there is a convenient program option to advance your career in special education.
Earn a graduate certificate in College Teaching to better develop yourself as a teacher-scholar. Open to both graduate students and postdoctoral fellows alike, mentor-guided students will select courses in interdisciplinary pedagogy and learning theory in addition to discipline-specific teaching experiences. Students may be able to double count hours toward their degree pursuit.
Our 15 credit certificate will equip students to bridge the gap between basic research in brain and cognitive sciences and its application to human learners in settings such as schools and other organizations. Students will study theories of human learning and education and connect them with courses in neuroscience, cognition, and cognitive development.
This certificate program will equip learners with not only theoretical knowledge of mental health intervention and counseling, but also applied helping skills to support individuals’ well-being and mental health.
