Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Special Education
Residential B.Ed. in Special Education (K-12) – Licensure Programs
Help students reach their fullest potential with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Special Education degree program from Liberty University. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to gain the skills necessary to accommodate the special needs of students in the 21st-century classroom.
At Liberty, we recognize that each child is uniquely created by God. Our courses are taught from a Christian perspective by educators with extensive experience in the field of special education. In this program, you’ll have the opportunity to learn how to view teaching through a biblical worldview and make a positive impact in public, private, community, or homeschool settings.
Our Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Special Education degree programs are designed for students who are seeking an initial teaching license. The courses address topics like special education law, behavior management, and diversity and inclusion. Special Education coursework also includes field experiences in special education and settings inclusive of individuals with exceptionalities.
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Academics: B.Ed. in Special Education
Credit Hours
120 total hours
Specializations for the (B.Ed.) in Special Education
- B.Ed. in Special Education: General Curriculum K-12
- B.Ed. Special Education: Adapted Curriculum K-12
- B.Ed. in Special Education: Adapted and General Curriculum K-12
Admission Requirements
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Featured Courses
- Special Education Law & Characteristics (EDSP 323)
- Behavior Management (EDSP 363)
- Inclusion and Diversity: Effective Practices and Strategies
- (EDSP 413)
- Assessment and Transition Planning for Diverse Learners
- (EDSP 473)
Career Information
Graduates with the B.Ed. in Special Education who gain state licensure will be eligible to teach individuals with exceptionalities in kindergarten through 12th Grade. Graduates can pursue a range of positions in the field of special education, including public, private, Christian, and international settings.
With a B.Ed. and an initial license in a Special Education program, graduates are able to pursue additional endorsements in special education, including early childhood special education, transition specialist, and adaptive special education.