Bridgewater State University and the Cape Cod Center for Graduate Education are proud to offer degree programs in Special Education (Moderate and Severe Disabilities) beginning this Spring in Osterville.

 

The Special Education department at Bridgewater State University offers programs designed to meet the needs of graduate students who are interested in obtaining Massachusetts initial licensure as a Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities (PreK-8) or (5-12) or as a Teacher of Students with Severe Disabilities (all levels).

 

These programs are designed to meet all Massachusetts Department of Early and Secondary Education licensure requirements and standards established by the Council for Exceptional Children.

 

 

Course Sequence

• SPED 508:  Strategies For Diversity (Spring 2012)
  This course will provide students with a forum for the study, discussion, and practical inclusion of multicultural principles and strategies into the curriculum.  It will investigate the many levels of culture defined within the macro-culture of U.S. society.  Students will gain knowledge and information of effective methods, resources, and materials in order to develop and adapt techniques and strategies to implement in the contemporary multicultural classroom.
   

• The remaining curriculum is in development and will be posted soon!
   

Attend an Information Session

• The best way to learn more about this graduate program is to attend one of the upcoming information sessions.  Learn  more about the innovative curriculum and receive information about the application process.

• Additional information sessions will be scheduled soon!
   

How To Apply

To apply, complete the following application:

• Special Education Application

For more information about Graduate Admissions, visit the College of Graduate Studies homepage.

 

For More Information

• Call:  508.531.1263

• Email:  offcampus@bridgew.edu

• Visit:  www.bridgew.edu/cogs/ocp

 

 

Last Modified: January 6, 2012