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. Our experiential and research-informed program in Special Education: Visual Impairments prepares you to work with students who are blind or visually impaired, providing strategies and tools to learn about the world, perform everyday activities and participate in the general curriculum and other activities from preschool through age 21 in school. Many who finish our undergraduate program in visual impairments continue on to complete our M.S. Ed. in Special Education, Visual Impairments. Doing so would enable you to also work as an orientation and mobility specialist with children and adults who have visual disabilities, as an assistive technology instructional specialist for children and adults with visual disabilities, or as a vision rehabilitation therapist with adults who have visual disabilities.