Professional courses are organized into sequenced blocks all of which require both SPE 312 and 313 as prerequisites. See College of Education section or departmental advising sheets for general studies requirements. The graduate program in Special Education prepares individuals with or without special education backgrounds to work with exceptional children and youth. Students seeking Alabama Class A Professional Certification may select programs of study in the areas of Collaborative Teaching, Early Childhood Special Education, and Gifted and Talented provided they already have certification in any area of education. Programs Previous admission to a regular admission status.
Courses are to be designated by the student's advisor.
Completion of IDE 510. Successful completion of Departmental Candidacy Examination. Completion of prior certification or practicum. Approval of advisor and department chair on the student's Candidacy Application Form. All previously listed requirements of the University and College must be addressed as well.