The Programs The Department of Graduate Studies in Vision Impairment offers a Certificate Program and a Master of Science Program in Rehabilitation Teaching. Course work emphasizes the interdisciplinary team approach to problem solving as well as adult learning strategies.
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Tuition and Financial Assistance Course Sequence and Prerequisites Both the M.S. and Certificate Programs in Rehabilitation Teaching are offered only in a part-time format. It requires 44 quarter credit hours of didactic course work, in addition to supervised field practice and an off-campus internship. All didactic course work must be completed prior to entry into the off-campus internship. The Department of Graduate Studies in Vision Impairment requires graduate students to be computer literate upon entry into their respective programs of study. The research instructor will assume that students in research classes know how to use a computer for word processing and have a basic understanding of algebra.