WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
B-CU's Master of Education in Exceptional Student Education is built for in-service teachers who are committed to transforming the educational experience for students with disabilities. This 33-credit-hour, evidence-based program is fully online and designed to be completed in two years across fall, spring, and summer semesters — so you can deepen your practice without stepping away from the classroom you already serve.
Technology integration is woven throughout the curriculum, preparing graduates to lead in a connected and global digital society. Prior to admission, students select a specialization track aligned with the State of Florida's endorsement courses: the Pre-K Disabilities Track provides specialized preparation for early identification, intervention, and support for children with disabilities in the Pre-K setting; the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Track develops focused expertise in identifying, supporting, and educating students with ASD across the Pre-K through Grade 12 continuum.
WHERE YOU'LL GO
WHAT YOU'LL MASTER
SAMPLE COURSES
Evidence-based frameworks for understanding disabilities, legal requirements under IDEA, and inclusive educational practices across the Pre-K through Grade 12 continuum.
Identification, assessment, and evidence-based intervention strategies for children with disabilities in the Pre-K setting, aligned with Florida endorsement requirements.
Comprehensive preparation for supporting students with ASD — from behavioral intervention to communication supports and inclusive classroom strategies.