UNC Greensboro's Bachelors of Science in Special Education prepares teacher candidates to lead and serve students with disabilities in public and private K12 settings. Students gain extensive classroom experience, completing four clinical field experiences, including a semester-long student-teaching placement. Our graduates leave with the ability and experience that positions them as leaders in special education and community services, helping to foster inclusive education, and inclusion in the community.<br><br>Note: The Departments of Teacher Education & Higher Education and Specialized Education Services offer a dual licensure concentration in elementary education and special education. Students completing this program are eligible for initial licensure in Elementary Education K6 and Special Education: General Curriculum K12.<br><br>The Dual Licensure Concentration provides undergraduate teacher candidates clinical and field-based experiences across educational settings. Throughout their course of study, students apply their knowledge and skills in classrooms to be prepared for a career in education. The program culminates in a student teaching placement in an inclusive educational context.