Special Education Studies [Non-Licensure]

The undergraduate Special Education Studies program prepares students to work in the field to support children and adults with disabilities outside of traditional schools and teaching. This program is for students seeking careers such as child advocates, disabilities service consultants, tutors, or support staff. Students completing the program will have satisfied Rockford University requirements leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree. 

Required Core Courses (45 credits)

EDUC 236Educational Psychology

3

EDUC 300Introduction to Teaching and Learning

3

EDSL 371Cross-Cultural Education

3

EDRD 302Literacy Mtds & Beginning Rdg: Primary

3

SPED 340Foun SPED:Overview Exceptional Children

3

SPED 349Comm&Lang Disorders of stu w/ dis

3

SPED 350Diagnostic Assess of Stdnts with Disabil

3

SPED 351Adolescent Lit: Students w/disabilities

3

SPED 352Positive Behav Supports: Chronic Behav

3

SPED 357Math Mthds: Students w/ Disabilities

3

SPED 358Methods: Students with Intellectual Dsb

3

SPED 359Transition & Students with Disabilities

3

SPED 365Special Educator:Collaborative Processes

3

EDUC 351Writing and Research for Educators

3

EDUC 495Senior Seminar

3