Special Education (M.Ed.)
In addition to the main campus, this program is also offered at:
Maryland, like the rest of the nation, is experiencing
a critical shortage of special education teachers.
The Master of Education in special education is an
applied professional program that addresses the urgent
educational needs of communities nationwide. The
degree program is designed for professionally certified
teachers seeking advanced degrees and the professional
skills required to teach students with disabilities.
The program emphasizes collaboration and consultation,
translation of effective instruction, assessment,
management research into practice, and cross-categorical
rather than disability-specific approaches.
Towson University also offers a Special Education
track in the Masters
of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) program. MAT is
a program designed for individuals who have earned
an undergraduate degree in a field other than education.
College of Education
Hawkins Hall, Room 304
Phone: 410-704-2570
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Towson University’s graduate programs in education have been ranked in the 2011 education rankings of U.S. News & World Report.
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