Early Childhood Special Education | Master's degree | Teaching & Education | On Campus | California State University, Dominguez Hills | USA

The MA program prepares candidates to assume advanced roles in the field of Special Education. Current research and best practices in the field of Special Education underpin the curriculum. The program consists of a core of advanced coursework, electives, and a culminating experience (thesis or comprehensive exam) that support advance study in the field of Special Education. There are 30 units of course work with a minimum of 21 semester units completed in residence. Candidates who apply to both the Master of Arts Degree and the Clear credential must adhere to the requirements for both programs (e.g., GPA and course grade requirements). Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) includes: mild/moderate and moderate/severe disabilities (listed above); traumatic brain injury and authorizes service to infants, toddlers, and young children with stated disabilities and their families.