Master of Education in Special Education - Deaf Education

Kent State University

The Master of Education degree in Special Education provides students with advanced understanding of contemporary research and practice issues in special education. Students in the program are typically interested in pursuing enhanced professional competence, career advancement, leadership roles, advocacy and systems change or they may be wanting to prepare for doctoral-level study. Students do not need to have an undergraduate degree in special education (or in education) to be successful in the master's degree however, should be motivated to develop a deeper understanding of the field of special education.The M.Ed. degree program does not prepare students for teacher licensure however, some of the coursework required for the degree may count toward licensure. Students interested in both licensure and a M.Ed. degree will need to apply and be fully admitted into both the master's degree and the non-degree graduate licensure preparation program.The Deaf Education concentration focuses on needs of students who are deaf or hard of hearing.

College of Education, Health and Human Services