Individuals with special needs require teachers with special skills. Graduates of this program teach students ages 3-21 with a wide spectrum of special needs including learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, autism or vision impairments. The program provides highly interactive classes, including extensive training in the use of assistive technology. Students pursuing an emphasis in visual impairments will focus on skills that will allow them to eventually work as orientation and mobility specialists and as teachers for both children and adults with visual impairments. If youre passionate about working with students with disabilities, our Department of Special and Early Education offers two degrees in special education: Bachelor of Science in Education degree with an emphasis in Learning Behavior Specialist I. Youre prepared to work in the classroom with individuals with a wide array of disabilities from kindergarten through age 21. Bachelor of Science in Education degree with an emphasis in Visual Impairments. Youre prepared to work as a certified special education teacher with children with visual disabilities, as an orientation and mobility specialist with children and adults with visual disabilities, or as a rehabilitation teacher with adults who have visual disabilities.